Cox v. Cox
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Bell, Chief Justice.
The original proceeding for alimony begun by Mrs. Cox was evidently predicated upon the provision of the Code, § 30-213, that when husband and wife shall be living separately, and there shall be no action for divorce pending^ the wife may institute a proceeding by petition setting forth her case; and upon three days’ notice to the husband, the judge may hear the same in term time or vacation, and grant such order as he might were it based on a pending petition for divorce, to be enforced in the same manner, and so forth. Wilson v. Wilson, 170 Ga. 340 (153 S. E. 9). The…
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- Kantzipper v. KantzipperSupreme Court of Georgia · 1934
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