Boyle v. Boyle

This case was commenced before a justice of the peace in April, 1926, for necessary support of an infant child of appellee and appellant, the child then being about the age of' four years.

In September, 1924, the appellant was granted a divorce from the appellee on the charge of desertion. In the bill for divorce the child was not mentioned and no provision for the care and custody of the child was made by the decree of divorce.

This suit was commenced to recover money necessary for the support of the child from the time of the divorce to April, 1926. The trial resulted in a verdict in favor of…