Enid Ivy Collins vs Walter George Collins on 1 May, 1928
In Collins v. Collins (1910) 103 L.T. 80, it was held that where, upon a decree absolute being obtained by a wife, on a petition for divorce against her husband, an order is made for the payment of a fixed sum for her maintenance by the divorced husband, and in such order there is no dum sola et casta clause inserted, the Court cannot vary the order as made where the divorced husband alleges that his wife has been guilty of adultery. The dum sola et casta clause must be inserted in the order; it will never be inferred. The Court observed: