Hausladen v. Hausladen
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BATEMAN, Justice.
A decree of divorce was granted to the appellee Victor H. Hausladen. The wife, Elinor H. Hausladen, appeals and prays that the decree be reversed and rendered in her favor.
Her first two points of error on appeal question appellee’s qualification to bring the suit. The trial court filed findings of fact, one of which was that appellee had been a resident of the State of Texas “for a period of one (1) year prior to exhibiting his petition herein.” Appellant’s position under her first point of error is that this finding was insufficient as a matter of law in that it is not a…
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