Winslow v. Winslow

The complainant filed a hill for divorce against defendant, charging him with adultery, cruel and inhuman conduct, and abandonment. An answer was filed by defendant and an immense amount of proof taken. Upon the hearing the chancellor found that the first two charges were not sustained by the proof, hut granted a decree for absolute divorce to the complainant on the ground of abandonment. The chancellor also decreed an allowance of $200 per month alimony in favor of complainant, and $5,000 attorney’s fees.

The complainant has appealed, objecting to this allowance of alimony and to the form in…