Luke v. Luke

(After stating the foregoing facts.) The terms of the original order, conferring upon the movant the right and privilege of filing amendments to the original motion for new trial and filing and having approved the brief of evidence, were in their scope sufficient to preserve the rights of the movant in these respects until the time at which the motion was finally heard and the brief of evidence filed and approved; especially when we consider the intermediate orders that were passed preserving the rights originally granted. It is true that there were certain orders passed at chambers on dates…