Gatton v. Gatton

SHERICK, PJ.

The errors complained of by the plaintiff in error may be consolidated into the one proposition that the matters adjudged, excepting the refusal of a divorce and the judgment for costs, are void for the reason that the court was without jurisdiction of the subject-matter of the things otherwise adjudged, after it had refused the plaintiff a divorce.

It will be remembered that the decree recites that the matters complained of are adjudicated “by assent of parties herein.” The plaintiff in error insists that she never agreed to the entry as made, and from the entry itself it appears…