Clarke v. Clarke
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtAmass, J.
On January 31st, 1924, the appellant was granted a divorce a mensa, el ihoro from the appellee. In the decree it was further provided that “the said plaintiff, Mae C’larke, is hot entitled to receive any alimony from the said Thomas A. Clarke: and it is further ordered that tlie defendant, Thomas A. Clarke, pay the costs of this suit, as well as a fee of thirty-five dollars as a fee for her counsel, Peter Peck.” •
That is all that the record discloses of the divorce proceeding.
On May 28th, 1925, appellant filed a petition in the same cause, in which she recited said decree, and alleged that at…
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