interlocutory decree

"Now we go down to the clerk and get a copy of the interlocutory decree for you."

"Under the law of this state," Mason said, "after an interlocutory decree's once entered the case can't be dismissed."

An interlocutory decree was entered in the Santa Barbara divorce case a year ago today.

"The action to set aside the interlocutory decree was filed around nine-thirty.

"I have an interlocutory decree," he said.

"I find that the interlocutory decree of divorce was entered exactly one year ago, on the thirteenth of the month.

On August 3, 1908 Jackson obtained an interlocutory decree for a divorce without a co-respondent being named.

"She's had an interlocutory decree entered."

In judge's chambers, Linda and Jeff have "interlocutory decree granted - final decree to become effective at the end of three months".

Haver filed for divorce less than a year after eloping with Zito, winning interlocutory decree on March 25, 1948.

His first marriage to Venita Varden in 1936 ended in 1938 when Venita got an interlocutory decree of divorce.

Ball originally filed for divorce from Desi in 1944, even going so far as obtaining an interlocutory decree, however she soon reconciled with Arnaz and stopped the proceedings.

McDonald continued his business affairs on the East Coast, and after less than four years of marriage, Parker was granted an interlocutory decree of divorce on January 23, 1940.

In the interlocutory decree to this effect, leave was given other creditors to intervene pro interesse suo for the recovery of their respective pro rata shares of the trust property.

Convinced that Arnaz was being unfaithful to her, and also because he came home drunk several times, Ball filed for divorce in September 1944, but returned to him before the interlocutory decree became final.

She married him in Texas, one day after being granted an interlocutory decree a temporary court order, now seldom used setting forth terms of divorce from her first husband, the singer Ray Hendricks, in California.