Oldham v. . Oldham
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtDenny, J.
Defendant’s sole exception is to the refusal of his Honor to dismiss the action and to the signing of the order allowing temporary subsistence and counsel fees to the plaintiff.
Gr. S., 50-16, provides for two separate remedies, one for alimony without divorce, and second, for reasonable subsistence and counsel fees pendente lite. McFetters v. McFetters, 219 N. C., 731, 14 S. E. (2d), 833. The amounts allowed to a plaintiff for subsistence pendente lite and for counsel fees are determined by the trial judge in his discretion, and are not reviewable; either party, however, may apply for a…
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