Owen v. Abraham

ON SUGGESTION OF LACK OF JURISDICTION

This is a suggestion by the appellee that this Court is without jurisdiction to hear and consider this appeal. The question arises out of the following background:

*560On November 30, 1956, after hearing the evidence, the chancellor, by order, took the cause under advisement for decree in vacation. Thereafter on March 19, 1957, he rendered a written opinion, noting that the defendant, Mitchell Owen, died on December 4, 1956, and held that alimony in the sum of $4,500, less such monthly payments as had been paid, should be awarded to the complainant against “the…