S. v. S.
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Almand, Justice.
The plaintiff (hereinafter referred to as the husband), brought a petition against his wife to annul their marriage on the ground that the wife, at the time of the marriage and continuously since, was impotent. The wife, answering the petition, denied the allegations as to impoteney, and sought an award of temporary and permanent alimony and attorney’s fees. At an interlocutory hearing the judge ordered payment to the wife of temporary alimony and attorney’s fees. The husband by a writ of error seeks a review of this judgment.
The undisputed evidence shows: The parties were…
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