Heflinger v. Heflinger

1. If a ceremonial marriage is void on account of the husband’s disability to contract marriage, and after the disability is removed the man and woman again agree and each accepts the other as a lawful spouse, and they cohabit with each other, holding themselves out to the world as husband and wife, they will be held to be lawfully married. Hamilton v. Bell, 161 Ga. 739 (3) (132 S. E. 83), and cit.

2. A petition for permanent alimony, based on the ground that the parties are living in a bona fide state of separation without any suit for divorce pending between them, and for temporary alimony…