Higgs v. Higgs
Supreme Court of Georgia
Equitable petition. Before Judge Hammond. Bichmond superior court. May 30, 1914.
1Opinion of the CourtAtkinson, J.
A wife instituted suit against her husband “for permanent and temporary alimony for herself and minor children,” there being no suit for divorce pending. Upon the hearing in 1905, both parties consenting, the judge ordered that “temporary alimony” be “granted to the plaintiff, as follows: Defendant, John F. 'Higgs, shall immediately remove from and vacate the premises described in the petition, and turn over the same and every part thereof to petitioner, Cornelia Higgs, who shall have the exclusive use, and shall collect, for the exclusive use and benefit of herself and her minor children,…
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