Rutland v. Rutland
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtAlexander, J.
Appellant was complainant in the trial court. She filed what was denominated a “Petition for Temporary Alimony” setting up that she was without means for support and that “this is an urgent and necessitous case for temporary alimony.” In said petition complainant prayed for general relief and that the defendant be required “to show cause, if any he can, why a reasonable amount should not be adjudged to he paid by the defendant for the support and maintenance of your petitioner. ’ ’
Demurrer was sustained on the ground that a decree for temporary alimony and solicitors’ fees cannot he entered…
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