Bowsky v. Silverman
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
ODOM, Judge.
On May 22, 1933, plaintiff brought suit against his wife for divorce on the ground that they had been living separate and apart for more than four years. He alleged that there were two children of the marriage, a daughter then married, and a son seventeen years old, then living with his mother.
Defendant answered on June 15, admitting that she and her husband had lived separate and apart for more than four years, as alleged, and prayed that the court fix alimony under article 160 of the Civil Code.
No further steps seem to have been taken by either plaintiff or defendant until…
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