Lohrstorfer v. Lohrstorfer
Michigan Supreme Court
Bill by Alice N. Lohrstorfer against Frederick Lohrstorfer for a divorce. There was a decree for complainant, and defendant took ah appeal, which was, on com-. plainant’s motion, dismissed: On petition to reinstate said appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtBlair, J.
A decree for a divorce from the bond of matrimony was granted in favor of the complainant in this cause. The defendant took all of the steps necessary to perfect an appeal from the decree, except that he did not pay to the register the $5 fee for making his return until after the expiration of the 30 days within which the statute requires its payment. For this reason the appeal was dismissed by this court on motion of complainant’s solicitors, and thereupon a motion was’ made on'behalf of defendant to reinstate his appeal, on the ground that complainant’s solicitors had waived the right to…
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