Brunson v. Brunson
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Before Witson, J., Sumter, February, 1910. Action by Katy Brunson against Washington Brunson. Defendant appeals. The allegations in the complaint are made in the usual' affirmative form, except those in paragraph 8 are made on information. The verification is that the facts stated in the complaint are true, except as to those stated on information and belief, and these she believes to be true.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the Court was delivered by
Mr. Justice Watts.
This is an appeal from an order, made by his Honor, Judge Wilson, granting the plaintiff temporary alimony and suit money pending the trial of the cause on its merits.
It appears from the record in the case, that after complaint was filed his Honor passed the following orders:
“The notice of the plaintiff being responded to by the attorneys for both parties before me at chambers this day, the defendant first objects to the jurisdiction of the Judge at chambers to hear the motion, upon the grounds that the complaint is not properly…
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