Pinnebad v. Pinnebad
Supreme Court of Georgia
Divorce. Before Judge Parker. Glynn superior court.
1Opinion of the CourtLumpkin, J.
1. That a wife brings suit against her husband and recovers judgment against him for a debt due to hex-, and that after separation she sues him for temporary alimony and obtains a judgment in such action, does not constitute cruel treatment or furnish to the husband any basis for a suit for divorce.
2. Mere proof that a wife declined to cohabit with her husband will not authorize the grant of a divoi-ce to him on the ground of ci-uel treatment.
3. Considering wilful and persistent denial by a wife of the conjugal rights of her husband, without justification, and with the intention of casting…
2Cases cited3 opinions
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