Zaccaria v. Beoubay
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
McCALEB, Justice.
The defendant has appealed suspensively from an order awarding alimony pendente lite to his wife and three children at the rate of $15 per week.
The evidence taken at the trial of the rule for alimony shows that defendant is a butcher by trade and a gambler by preference. He states that he has been out of employment because handbooks have been closed in the city of New Orleans; that a $30 per week job as a butcher was available to him but that he refused it since it required him to stand for long periods, which would be injurious to his health.
In this court, defendant’s…
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