Shima v. Shima

MILLER, Associate Justice.

This case is a sequel to another of the same name No. 8393, decided by this court on December 27, 1943. There it appeared that Sobretta Brown Shima had sued her husband, Jesse S. Shima, for divorce and secured an injunction which tied up his funds in the Union Trust Company. The District Court dismissed her suit, hut it taxed Jesse S. Shima with counsel fees and costs on behalf of the wife. It also referred to its auditor the question of the amount of damages, if any, which Jesse S. Shima had sustained by reason of the wrongful or inequitable suing out of the…