Rowe v. Rowe

Per Curiám.

A motion is made to dismiss the writ of certiorari on two grounds: first, because the case is not a proper one for that writ; and second, because it was improvidently granted.

The first point relates to the merits, and should be con-, sidered when the case is argued, and not on this motion. The second is the only one .proper to he discussed now-;, and the ground of objection is that the application for the ■ allowance of the writ was made to a justice of this court, and granted, while a similar application was pending and undetermined before the circuit judge of the county, where…