Thomas v. Thomas
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtParker, J.
Plaintiff assigns as error the following, which Judge Morris in his order calls a finding of fact, -but which is -in fact a mixed finding of fact and a conclusion: Plaintiff, having admitted in open court that she has lived in adultery with another man, and is the mother -of a child other than by her husband, is an unfit person to have the -custody and care of the two children born of the marriage -between the parties.
Plaintiff contends there is no evidence in the record to support this finding of fact and conclusion. Plaintiff in her verified complaint for absolute divorce alleges: “That on…
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