Piner v. Piner
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
STAKELY, Justice.
Bessie Mae Piner (appellee) filed her bill for divorce against her husband M. C. Piner (appellant) on account of cruelty attended with danger to life or health. She also sought the custody of the two minor children of the marriage, Ora Mae Piner three years of age and Vonica Ann Piner two years of age. The case was tried orally before the court and resulted in a decree which granted a divorce to Bessie Mae Piner and awarded to her the custody of the two children.
The appellant insists that the decree of the lower court should not stand because the testimony of the complainant…
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