Miller v. Miller

BARROW, Justice.

This appeal is from a judgment granting appellee a divorce, upon a trial to the court without a jury. Appellant predicates the appeal upon three points, first, that appel-lee failed to prove the mandatory domicile and residence qualifications required by law, and second and third, that appellee failed to establish, by full and satisfactory evidence, the allegation either of adultery or abandonment, the grounds upon which the divorce was sought.

Neither party personally appeared in court, both parties being in the State of California. The appellee testified by deposition taken…