Southard v. Southard
Minnie Southard v. J. O. Southard.
Opinion of the Court
Pee CueiaM.
It is alleged in the complaint, and admitted in the answer, that the plaintiff and the defendant were married to each other on or about 25 January, 1913; that they lived together as husband and wife until 17 September, 1934, and that they are now living separate and apart from each other.
It is further alleged in the complaint that on or about 17 September, 1934, the defendant, without cause or justification, abandoned the plaintiff, and has since failed and refused to provide for her support. This allegation is denied in the answer. The defendant alleged that the plaintiff, without cause or justification, abandoned him on or about 17 September, 1934, and has since refused to return to'his home or to live with him.
By virtue of the provisions of C. S., 1667, pending the trial of the issue raised by the pleadings, on the facts alleged in the complaint, the plaintiff is entitled to an order of the court that defendant pay to her, out of his earnings, a reasonable sum for her support, pendente lite, and for her counsel'fees.
There was no error in the refusal of the court to find the facts on which the order was made.
Price v. Price, 188 N. C., 640 , 123 S. E., 264 . The presumption is that the court, for the purposes of the hearing, found that defendant had wrongfully abandoned the plaintiff, as alleged in the complaint.
Byerly v. Byerly, 194 N. C., 532 , 140 S. E., 158 . The order is Affirmed.
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