Rodda v. Rodda

Plaintiff and defendant intermarried in Ohio in 1935. Both parties, at that time, were students at the University of Michigan, where plaintiff was taking graduate work in architecture. Plaintiff is a native Oregonian, and, until 1946, had always claimed Oregon as his domicil. Leaving Michigan, they spent some time in Arizona and in southern California, and finally came to Oregon, where plaintiff abandoned architecture in favor of medicine as a career. He studied medicine at the medical school of the University of Oregon, and was graduated therefrom with the degree of M.D. in December, 1943.

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