Lybrand v. Lybrand
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Candler, Justice.
A wife filed a suit for divorce, temporary and permanent alimony, and attorney’s fees. To the judgment awarding temporary alimony and attorney’s fees, the husband excepted. He now contends that the judgment was erroneous and should be reversed, because the evidence introduced at the interlocutory hearing did not show that he had been guilty of the acts of cruelty upon which the suit was based, but did show that the separation was solely the result of an argument, voluntary and at the direction of the wife, and showed that they had cohabitated as husband and wife until the…
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