Minnich

Minnich v. Minnich

Caution
127 Cal. App. 180·1932 Cal. App. LEXIS 267·15 P.2d 808
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaOctober 26, 1932Docket No. 8688.California601 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

An appeal from an order denying the motion of Gladys R. Minnich for an allowance to cover cost of preparing her appeals from the judgment entered in the above actions, together with alimony pending the appeals, and attorneys’ fees.

The first action was for separate maintenance brought by appellant, and the second was an action by which respondent sought a divorce from appellant on the ground of desertion. Judgment was entered against appellant in her action except that she was allowed the sum of $500 attorneys’ fees, and costs; but in the action by respondent judgment was entered in his favor.

Appellant upon filing her appeals from the judgments moved the court for an order requiring the payment of the further sums of $750 for attorneys’ fees, and $150, the estimated cost of preparing the record and her briefs on appeal. After a hearing, at which affidavits were read and witnesses sworn and examined, the motion was denied.

The appeals in the two actions were heretofore decided (ante, p. 1 [ 15 Pac. (2d) 804 ]). The judgments in so far as they denied a decree of separate maintenance and adjudged that respondent was entitled to a divorce on the ground of desertion, were affirmed;…

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