Brown v. Brown

SAVOY, Judge.

In the instant case plaintiff-appellee filed suit against his wife, defendant-appellant, for separation from bed and board on. the ground of abandonment. In his petition he conceded that the wife was entitled to the custody of the children born of the union between them, but asked for reasonable visitation privileges. Appellant answered the suit generally denying the articles of plaintiff’s petition. She filed a reconventional demand praying for a separation on the grounds of cruel treatment on 'the part of appellee. The reconventional demand was coupled with an order praying for…