Chappell v. Chappell
THOMAS C. CHAPPELL v. MARY BALL CHAPPELL
Chappell v. Chappell, 82 Md. 647 (1895)
Summary
Three appeals in one record from the Circuit Court for Baltimore County.
Appellant filed a bill in the Court below against his wife praying for a divorce a viñado and for a decree of nullity. Defendant filed an answer and a cross-bill asking for a divorce a mensa, alimony, etc. Plaintiff moved to dismiss his bill, which the Court below granted leave to do, provided he should first pay $250 counsel fees. From this order and also from the opinion of the Court, plaintiff appealed. The Court subsequently passed an order ratifying the previous order nisi for alimony, counsel fees, &c., and plaintiff appealed. Held, that no appeal lies from the opinion of theCourt and that no appeal lies from the orders since they were not final.
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Recorded in Liber J. S. F., No. 2, etc., folio 768, of “ Opinions Unreported.”
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