New York Court of Common Pleas, 1883

Louden v. Louden

Louden v. Louden
New York Court of Common Pleas · Decided August 15, 1883
65 How. Pr. 411

Counsel

Henderson 'Benedict, for appellant, contended:, Linasay c& Flammer, for respondent, contended the appeal should be dismissed or the order affirmed.

Louden v. Louden

Opinion of the Court

The court decided unanimously to reverse the order appealed from, and required the defendant to pay the plaintiff’s attorney a counsel fee and the disbursements of the action, together with the costs and disbursements of the appeal, within ten days after service of the order, thus holding an appeal by an attorney proper under section 1294 of the Code; an alloAvance to counsel under section 1769 of the Code, upon the discontinuance of a divorce case; and a discretionary order appealable to the general term when it affects a substantial right.

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