Arnold v. Arnold
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, Justice
(after stating the facts as above).
The allegations of the original bill filed by appellee Arnold do not bring the case within the influence of §§ 79, 80 of Code 1940, Title 34. These sections of the Code apply only to separations voluntary on the part of both husband and wife. Such separation may be implied from the acts of the parties as well as express. Anonymous, 55 Ala. 428; Anonymous, 206 Ala. 295, 89 So. 462; Royal v. Royal, 167 Ala. 510, 52 So. 735; Butler v. Butler, 222 Ala. 684, 134 So. 129.
The bill alleges that “the defendant voluntarily and without just cause left the home of…
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- Bryan v. BryanSupreme Court of Alabama · 1859
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