Rees v. Rees
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
At a vacation hearing had, as this record shows, by the consent of the parties, the chancellor made an order for the payment to appellee of the sum of $200 for solicitor's fees in her divorce suit then pending against appellant. From this order appellant requested and obtained from the chancellor an order allowing an interlocutory appeal to this Court.
Appellee has moved to dismiss the appeal because not allowable under section 14, Code 1930, as appellee contends. Were this a new question we might be disposed to sustain the motion on the ground that the allowance of the solicitor's fee in a…
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