64 Ind. App. 263 | Ind. Ct. App. | 1917
The records in this court disclose that on September 15, 1915, appellee obtained a judgment in the Marion Superior Court, divorcing her from appellant, granting her $5,000 alimony and the custody of their child; that on February 14, 1916, the judgment was modified as to the alimony and the custody of such child; that appellant undertook to prosecute an appeal from such judgment, and to that end filed a transcript of the proceedings in said cause in this court on August 10, 1916, which cause was given the number 9,718. On October 21,1916, appellee filed her motion to dismiss the
The record in the case now before us, being No. 9,811, discloses that appellee on October 31, 1916, began a proceeding in the Marion Superior Court, under §1291 Burns 1914, §1232 R. S. 1881, to establish an alleged lost complaint in said cause No. 9,713; that thereafter, on November 18, 1916, a judgment was rendered in said proceeding, whereby said alleged lost complaint was re-established and made a part of the record and files in the court below in said cause No. 9,713. From this judgment appellant seeks to prosecute this appeal. It also appears that on November 21, 1916, pending the motion to dismiss the appeal in said cause No. 9,713, and subsequent to the rendition of the judgment in the court below in this case, appellee herein filed her petition in this court for a writ of certiorari, requiring the clerk of the trial court to certify to this court a transcript of the judgment rendered in said court correcting and establishing the complaint in said cause No. 9,713, to be made a part of the transcript in said last-named cause.
• Appellee has filed her motion to dismiss the appeal in this cause, being No. 9,811, and bases the same on two grounds as follows: First, that such proceedings and judgment were auxiliary to said original cause then pending in this court under No. 9,713, and hence this appeal is auxiliary to the appeal in said cause, and therefore cannot be prosecuted as an independent appeal; secondly, that the appeal in said original cause, No. 9,713, to which this appeal is auxiliary, having been theretofore dismissed, the questions arising on the present appeal are now moot, and therefore under the rules of 'this court, such appeal ought to be dismissed.
Note. — Reported in 115 N. E. 758.