Thurston v. Thurston
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtHiggins, J.
The defendant’s assignments of error challenge the court’s action in (1) refusing to strike additional allegations of the complaint, (2) refusing to sustain the demurrer, (3) entering the order for alimony pendente lite, (4) granting the order restraining the defendant, pending this action, from instituting a suit for divorce other than in the courts of North Carolina.
The defendant’s Assignments 1 and 2 cut into each other. The defendant first moved that certain allegations with respect to abandonment be stricken and, second, that his demurrer be sustained upon the ground the complaint does…
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