Supreme Court dismisses appeal on divorce jurisdiction, ruling the lower court had no authority to designate the competent court.

The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal filed by W. K. against the lower court's order designating the competent court for the divorce proceedings. The appellant argued that the initial court designation was procedurally flawed, while the opposing party contended the lower court acted within its statutory powers. The court rejected the appeal because the lower court possessed the requisite authority to determine jurisdiction in this specific procedural context.