Bonsell v. Bonsell

—This was a petition for a divorce by the appellee against the appellant. After notice by publication, she made default, and a divorce was adjudged to him. She appealed, and has assigned several errors.

1. The first is, that there is no complaint in the record alleging any cause for divorce, or any cause of action whatever. It is shown by the record that a complaint was filed, but instead of setting it out, the clerk states, in the record, that “no complaint appears on file.” That no complaint is set out in the record is no reason for reversing the judgment. Collins v. The U. S. Express Co.,…