40 S.E. 822 | N.C. | 1902
The complaint sets out no ground for an absolute divorce, and is insufficient as a complaint for divorce from bed and board, in that it does not specifically state the circumstances of the alleged acts of cruelty, give time and place, and state what was plaintiff's own conduct, and that such acts were without provocation on her part. O'Connor v. O'Connor,
The amendment was a nullity, because the only verification is "sworn and subscribed to." This would be defective as a verification, under The Code, sec. 258, to a pleading in an ordinary action, Cole v. Boyd,
New trial.
Cited: Printing Co. v. McAden,
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