Dye v. Dye

In 1894, Mrs. Dye filed a complaint against her husband, the appellant, Oliver W., wherein she alleged nonsupport and sought to obtain relief in the way of separate maintenance. By amendment subsequently filed, she sought ancillary relief against both her husband and other parties on the apparent basis of a transfer of the equity in the only property which the appellant owned, and on the rent of which she was entirely dependent for support. After the action was commenced, and in January, 1895, Mrs. Dye filed a petition wherein she sought temporary alimony until the determination of the suit…