Nicholson v. Nicholson
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before DlVore, J., Oconee, October term, 1919. Action by Mrs. Mat tie H. Nicholson against her husband, E. A. P. Nicholson, for temporary and permanent alimony.
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Before DlVore, J., Oconee, October term, 1919. Action by Mrs. Mat tie H. Nicholson against her husband, E. A. P. Nicholson, for temporary and permanent alimony. From judgment for defendant, the plaintiff appeals. cites: Rule in this State as to alimony: 68 S. C. 123. And this case comes within that rule, which has been followed in 94 S. C. 204; 94 S. C. 11; 95 S. C. 130; 104 S. C. y6; 91 S. C. 246; 100 S. C. 298. Rule in 31 S. C. Bq. 163, has been modified by 68 S. C. 123. cites: Burden on appellant to show error where report of master has been concurred in by the Circuit Judge: 103 S. C.…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Fraser.
This is an action for alimony. The motion for counsel fee and temporary alimony was heard before Judge Maul-din, who refused the m'otion ánd ordered a reference to a special referee to report on the facts and the law. The case was tried before Judge DeVore, who affirmed the master’s report and decided in favor of the defendant. The findings of fact by the master are fully sustained by the evidence and are as follows:
“(1) That plaintiff is a woman of very jealous disposition, and that her jealousy, coupled with' the tattling of her…
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