Lewis v. Lewis

On December 11, 1945, the appellee obtained a divorce in Garland county, his-wife being a resident of Montana. In the following August, she filed a complaint to vacate the decree, on the ground that by giving a fictitious address in his affidavit for warning order the appellee had prevented her from knowing anything about the suit until she received a copy of the decree on February 4. The chancellor refused to set the decree aside.

Appellee gave the address as 1501 South Fifth Street, West, Missoula, Montana, when in fact appellant was living at 1901 South Fifth Street, West. The attorney ad…