Hall v. Hall
Citations
- 77 Miss. 741
Syllabus
<p>1. Divoecb. Alimony. * Lawyer's fee in supreme court.</p> <p>On appeal by a husband from a decree in. a suit for divorce, directing him to pay alimony pendente lite and counsel fees to the wife, the supreme court will, on proper application, award the wife a reasonable solicitor’s fee for resisting the appeal.</p> <p>3. Same. Supreme court practice.</p> <p>Where the supreme court allows the wife a solicitor’s fee for resisting an appeal in a divorce case, in default of its payment, within the time allowed therefor, the appeal will he dismissed.</p>
Judges: Oalhoon
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