Scott v. Scott
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
*154Opinion of the Court by
Chief Justice Sampson
Affirming.
While this is a divorce suit the appellant insists that he was never married to appellee. She asserts that they were married in Nashville, Tennessee, in January, 1911, and that 'thereafter at intervals lived together as husband and wife until he finally abandoned her -and declared he never had been married to her. Her grounds for divorce are cruel and inhuman treatment. If they were married as claimed by her, the evidence was sufficient to have warranted the chancellor in granting the, divorce and in awarding alimony.
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