Buck v. Buck

August 21, 1912, appellee sued appellant for divorce. He alleged in his complaint the statutory ground of cruel treatment and indignities. Subdivision 5, § 4381, Pope’s Digest. Appellant answered with a general denial. From a decree in favor of appellee comes this appeal.

For reversal appellant says: (1) That appellee was not a resident of this state as contemplated by the statute, and (2) that “the appellee has condoned all the acts of cruelty and indignities of appellant.”

After a careful review of the record, we think it practically undisputed that appellee was a bona fide resident of this…