Newell v. Newell

202 N.C. 255
Supreme Court of North Carolina·Decided February 17, 1932·Published

Opinion

Stacy, C. J.

Conceding, without deciding, that it was error to continue to the hearing plaintiff’s motion for alimony pendente lile, nevertheless, in the absence of a sufficient showing, which perhaps may yet be made, the refusal to allow the motion is not cause for appellate interference. Hennis v. Hennis, 180 N. C., 606, 105 S. E., 274; Easely v. Easely, 173 N. C., 530, 92 S. E., 353.

Affirmed.

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