Kendrick v. Kendrick
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
TATE, Justice.
Plaintiff husband obtained judgment of divorce on the ground of continuous separation for over two years (LSA-R.S. 9:301). He appeals, however, from the award of alimony to his wife. His appeal questions solely the wife’s right to alimony (neither party questioning the amount awarded if allowable), and the factual thrust of his argument is that the appellee wife was not herself free from fault *38in the separation as required by LSA-Civil Code, Article 160, which provides that alimony shall be awarded a wife (where the husband has been granted a divorce upon the ground of…
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