Saul v. Saul

Appellant brought his bill in the court below to have declared void a ceremony of marriage participated in by appellant and appellee. Appellee answered and denied the invalidity of the marriage. There was a trial before one of the District Judges, who on March 8, 1938, passed a decree dismissing appellant’s bill and awarding to appellee suit money and counsel fees. Appellant simultaneously noted an appeal to this court and in due time filed his cost and supersedeas bonds. Thereafter the trial court extended the time allowed by a local rule for the filing of the statement of evidence.…