Shima v. Shima

EDGERTON, Associate Justice.

The appellee Sobretta Brown Shima sued her husband, the appellant Jesse S. Shima, for divorce. Before trial she sued out an injunction which' tied up his funds in the Union Trust Company. The District Court later dismissed her suit, both because it was groundless and because she had committed adultery. But the court taxed appellant with appellee’s counsel fees and costs. It also referred to the auditor the question of the amount of damages, if any, which ap*534pellant had sustained “by reason of the wrongful or inequitable suing out of said injunction.” Cross appeals…