Mississippi Supreme Court· 3/15/1915
Franklin v. Franklin
Citations
- 109 Miss. 163
- 68 So. 74
Syllabus
<p>Divorce. Alimony vending appeal. Counsel fees. Jurisdiction.</p> <p>Appellate courts have jurisdiction to order an allowance of alimony pending an appeal and counsel fees for tbe wife’s defense. This is done t.o enable the wife to maintain her rights on the appeal, and is an incidental power in the court where the cause is pending.</p>
Judges: Peed
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