Williams v. Williams
Supreme Court of Georgia
Petition for alimony. Before Judge Bennet. Glynn superior court. August 17, 1901.
1Opinion of the CourtFish, J.
It appears from the record that Sarah Williams, pending a suit brought by her against her husband Gilbert Williams, for a divorce, petitioned the court for an order allowing her tem*773porary alimony, alleging, as the cause for her separation from her husband, that he cruelly treated her. Her petition, which was under oath, set out in detail the alleged cruel treatment. The petition, in this respect, was met by an absolute denial in the sworn answer of the respondent, wherein he set up that the sole cause of the separation was adultery on the part of the wife, uncondoned hy him. Upon the hearing…
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