Braham v. Braham

When the case was called for trial the clerk of the court called to the attention of the justice presiding that the summons which had been filed with the complaint in the clerk’s office did not bear the inscription, “Action for a divorce,” in conformity with the rules and the practice observed in the clerk’s office. Thereupon permission was given to the plaintiff’s attorney to discontinue the action, without prejudice to the commencement of a new action wherein he could comply with the rule. On that direction an order for such discontinuance was made and entered. The attorney now makes…