Dinet v. Pfirshing

Citations

• 86 Ill. 83

Syllabus

<p>1. Decree —for payment of solicitors’ fees, construed. Where the court, in a divorce suit, required the husband, the defendant, to pay $800 to his wife’s solicitors, which was paid, and, at the conclusion of the suit, ordered the defendant to pay to such solicitors the sum of $1,520, the latter sum was held to include the $800 previously ordered to be paid, and not as an additional sum.</p> <p>2. Practice in supreme court—plea of puis darrein continuance. Where a plea puis darrein continuance, setting up a former decision, is, on motion of the appellee, stricken from the files, it will be considered as if never filed, and it will not operate as a waiver of the errors assigned, or of any prior pleadings.</p>