Does the procedure by writ of summons for alimony apply to a spouse who has never objected to the application?
Saskatchewan, Canada
The following excerpt is from Balaski & Patterson et al, Re, 1960 CanLII 237 (SK CA):
In Pilichowsky v. Pilichowsky, 1947 CanLII 139 (SK QB), [1947] 2 D.L.R. 444, McNiven J. held the procedure by writ of summons for alimony wrong but both parties, so far as the judgment appears, went to trial without objection to the procedure taken by writ of summons and a special indulgence was granted as no objection had been taken.
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