Donnels v. Bouillion
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the CourtOverton, J.
Plaintiff, William L. Donnels, sued his wife, Consuella Bouillion, for a separation from bed and board. The wife filed an answer, in which she reconvened for a judgment for separation from bed and board, and in which she asked for alimony pendente lite, and also for alimony after judgment. The lower court fixed the alimony pendente lite at $100 a month, and ordered the husband to pay it. After the case was heard on its merits, judgment was rendered dismissing the husband’s demand, but allowing the wife’s demand, as plaintiff in reconvention, for a separation from her husband, and giving her…
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