In Re Gury
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtHouser, J.
In substance, the facts herein appear to be as follows: By an interlocutory decree rendered in a suit for divorce, the custody of an infant son of the parties to the action was awarded to the husband. Pursuant thereto the mother voluntarily executed the judgment by surrendering possession of the child to the father. No appeal from that judgment was ever taken by either of the parties to the action. One week after said interlocutory judgment was rendered, the mother filed a notice of motion to modify “the interlocutory decree and judgment of divorce.” When the motion came on for hearing,…
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