Byrd v. Byrd
Supreme Court of Georgia
Fulton superior Divorce and alimony. Before Judge Bell, court. September 34, 1933.
1Opinion of the Court
Russeií, C. J.
The plaintiff in error filed a petition for divorce. The defendant in error filed an answer and cross-bill, denying the allegations of the petition, alleging that she was entitled to a divorce, and asking for alimony and counsel fees. Plaintiff’s petition set out a contract between the husband and wife, in which all claims for alimony and support on the part of the wife were surrendered in consideration of the payment of $100' in cash and the payment to her of $50 per month for eight months by the husband. In the answer it was alleged that the contract was obtained by duress,…
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