Reese v. Reese
23 Ala. 785
Opinion
We have thought proper to set out the decree of the Chancellor in the court below, verbatim, because we consider that it is full and conclusive, as to all the questions of law raised by the record. We fully concur in his decision on the various points presented in the case, and have hut to add that his decree is in all things affirmed, with the costs of this court and of the court below.—Vide 19 Ala. 363, and 20 Ala. 629.
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