163 Ga. 361 | Ga. | 1926
W. H. Blanton, of Macon County, filed a petition for injunction against Mrs. Nellie May Blanton, of Bibb County, and alleged the following: On May 18, 1925, Nellie May Blanton
The defendant filed an answer in which certain of the allegations of the petition were admitted and others denied. She denies that there was ever any legal marriage between her and Will Smith, but admits that “heretofore a marriage ceremony was performed between them, when defendant was barely thirteen years old, and that they lived together only a few days, and that in law there was no marriage; and defendant says that the said plaintiff was well aware of these facts, at and before the date of his marriage to defendant.” She prays that the prayers of plaintiff be denied; and that a certain interlineation in the order of the court referred to, as follows: “it appearing that the court is without jurisdiction in the alimony proceeding,” be stricken, for the reason that it was interlined after the same was read in the presence of the defendant and hex counsel, and without the knowledge of the defendant or her present counsel.
On the trial the plaintiff offered evidence supporting the allegations of his petition, and the defendant offered evidence in support of her answer. At the conclusion of the evidence the court passed the following order: “It is ordered and adjudged that the defendant, Mrs. Nellie May Blknton, be and she is hereby restrained from making any money demands, personally or otherwise, on plaintiff, or from going to plaintiff’s room, or in any way interfering with his privacy or employment, until the further order of this court.” To this judgment the defendant excepted.
The evidence in the case is somewhat conflicting, but we are of the opinion that under the pleadings and the evidence the court
Judgment affirmed.