Saunders v. Saunders
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtBarcus, J.
In April, 1922, appellee was granted a divorce from appellant in the Nineteenth district court of McLennan county. In the early part of 1926, the exact date not being shown by the record, appellant filed this suit to set aside the judgment rendered in the divorce ease. The only reason he alleged for having the divorce judgment set aside was that appellee, at the time the divorce suit was filed, had not resided in McLennan county, where the suit was filed, for 6 months next preceding the time same was filed, as is required by article 4631 of the Revisect Statutes. Appellant in the divorce case…
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