Johnson v. Johnson
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
PRATT, Chief Justice.
These two cases have been consolidated for the purpose of appeal since they involve a single question and differ very little factually.
The appeal in each instance involves the denial of a petition to set aside and vacate an interlocutory decree of divorce, where such petition was filed after the expiration of the interlocutory period. In each instance the basis of the petition is a resumption of marital relations by the parties during the interlocutory period and a continuation of such relationship thereafter. In the one case (Wood v. Wood) the husband and wife joined in…
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