Alford v. Alford
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Duckworth, Justice.
-The judgment excepted to is assailed on three grounds: (a) that the award of attorney’s fees is wholly inadequate and is an abuse of discretion; (b) that the court was without power to revoke its order allowing temporary alimony, because the husband made no application for such an order; and (e) that the judgment1'denying temporary alimony is contrary to the evidence and is a gross abuse of discretion. The parties are agreed that a court has power to alter or revoke at any time its judgments awarding temporary • alimony.. The law on this question is conclusive. Code, §…
2Cases cited9 opinions
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