Bridges v. Bridges

This petition for divorce is brought to this court by the respondent’s two bills of exceptions, and also his reasons of appeal.

The bill of exceptions first filed is in response to respondent’s notice of intention to prosecute exceptions to the decision of Mr. Justice Baker denying his motion to dismiss the petition for divorce upon the ground that the court had no jurisdiction thereof. In Malafronte v. Milone, 33 R. I. 460, this court held that, where a party had filed notice of intention to prosecute exceptions before final decision of. the Superior Court in the case, the notice was…