Powell v. Powell

Atkinson, Justice.

(After stating the foregoing facts.) The order excepted to, properly construed, was not an attempt to modify the order allowing temporary alimony, but was in substance a ruling by the trial judge upon the legal effect of the period for which under the original order the wife would be entitled to the allowance of temporary alimony; the court “being of the opinion” that the right would extend only until the rendition of a verdict by the jury on the question of permanent alimony.

A similar question was before this court in the recent case of Aud v. Aud, 199 Ga. 714 (35 S. E. 2d,…