Hunter v. Hunter

Citations

• 100 Ill. 519
• 1881 Ill. LEXIS 138

Syllabus

<p>li Appeal—does not lie except on final decree or judgment. A decree upon the verdict of the jury that a complaining wife is entitled to a separate maintenance from the defendant, declaring the wife to be so entitled, but not finding the amount to be paid, leaving that for future determination, is not a final decree from, which an appeal lies, but is only interlocutory.</p> <p>2. No appeal will lie from a merely interlocutory order or decree made in the progress of a cause, either at law or in equity.</p>