Knight v. Knight
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Head, Justice.
The evidence was amply sufficient to support the award of alimony. The contentions that the court erred in certain failures to charge are so incomplete that no ruling can be made thereon. The court did not err, as contended, in permitting the jury to return an oral verdict, which verdict was reduced to writing, and signed by the foreman, in the presence of the jury and the court. The verdict and decree are not void for uncertainty. It was wholly within the province of the jury, in arriving at their verdict, to consider the questions of divorce and alimony in the order determined…
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