Supreme Court dismisses appeal for divorce case where lower court refused to designate venue due to lack of reasoning.

The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal filed by the plaintiff against the lower court's refusal to designate a competent court for the divorce proceedings. The lower court had rejected the request to designate a venue because the initial decision lacked sufficient reasoning, a procedural defect the plaintiff argued warranted intervention. The Supreme Court found that the lower court's decision was procedurally sound and did not require designation, thereby upholding the original ruling.