Simons v. Simons
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from "Wayne. Bill to aside a decree of divorce. Complainant appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Mansion, C. J".
This is an appeal by the complainant from the decree dismissing the bill, which was filed to set aside a previous decree of divorce granted upon the complaint of this complainant, and which she now alleges was procured by collusion with her husband, the defendant. In the bill first filed and upon which the decree was granted she alleged that the acts done as therein set forth, “ were committed without the consent, connivance, privity or procurement of your oratrix, and that such bill is not founded on, or exhibited in consequence of any collusion, agreement or understanding…
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