Dawson v. . Dawson

The defendant’s motion for alimony pendente lite and counsel fees is not supported under C. S., 1666, either by sufficient allegations or adequate factual findings. Vaughan v. Vaughan, ante, 354; Horton v. Horton, 186 N. C., 332, 119 S. E., 490; White v. White, 179 N. C., 592, 103 S. E., 216; Webber v. Webber, 79 N. C., 572; Miller v. Miller, 75 N. C., 70. It was said in Moore v. Moore, 130 N. C., 333, 41 S. E., 943, that upon application for alimony pendente lite under C. S., 1666, “whether the wife is entitled to alimony is a question of law upon the facts found,” reviewable on appeal by…