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Lewis v. Lewis
No. 051349Supreme Court of Virginia
051349 Lewis v. Lewis 04/21/2006 An interlocutory decree in a divorce case, dismissing a cross-bill for annulment, did not adjudicate the principles of a cause and therefore was not appealable. The Court of Ap…
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051349 Lewis v. Lewis 04/21/2006 An interlocutory decree in a divorce case, dismissing a cross-bill for annulment, did not adjudi…
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051349 Lewis v. Lewis 04/21/2006 An interlocutory decree in a divorce case, dismissing a cross-bill for annulment, did not adjudicate the principles of a cause and therefore was not appealable. The Court of Appeals lacked subject matter jurisdiction to entertain the appeal. Its judgment is reversed and the appeal is dismissed.
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