Therkelsen v. Therkelsen
Oregon Supreme Court
From Multnomah : John B. Cleland, Judge. Suit by Annetta Stella Therkelsen against her husband Lawrence E. Therkelsen for separate support. Defendant appealed from an intermediate order allowing certain sums to plaintiff pendente lite. A motion to dismiss this appeal was overruled.
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From Multnomah : John B. Cleland, Judge. Suit by Annetta Stella Therkelsen against her husband Lawrence E. Therkelsen for separate support. Defendant appealed from an intermediate order allowing certain sums to plaintiff pendente lite. A motion to dismiss this appeal was overruled. Subsequently a decree for plaintiff was rendered on the merits, from which defendant appealed, whereupon plaintiff applied to be excused from paying the court fees imposed by statute on the ground that she was without means to do so. This motion was also overruled. Subsequently, on January 29, 1900, all appeals…
1Opinion of the Court
Mr. Chiee Justice Wolverton
delivered the opinion.
This is a suit by the wife to secure a separate maintenance from the husband under the act to provide for the support of married women, approved February 25, 1889 (Laws, 1889, p. 92; Hill’s Ann. Laws, [ed. 1892] p. 1867). The plaintiff applied for an allowance pendente lite, and, after hearing upon affidavits pro and con, the court made and entered an order “that the said defendant pay to the plaintiff’s attorneys, for the use of the plaintiff, the sum of $60 for the support of the plaintiff during the pendency of this suit, and the further sum…
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