McGarr v. McGarr
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Hall, Justice.
Appellant husband appeals from a judgment granting him a divorce and awarding the appellee substantial alimony and child support. The suit was based upon grounds of cruel treatment; appellee counterclaimed on the same grounds.
1. Appellant failed to object to the charge on alimony. The exception found in Code Ann. § 70-207 (c) (harmful as a matter of law) is inapplicable unless it appears that the error contended is blatantly apparent and prejudicial, and that a gross miscarriage of justice attributable to it is about to result. Sullens v. Sullens, 236 Ga. 645 (224 SE2d 921)…
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