Hannon v. Hannon

In the divorce action, the defendant put in no answer. She appeared by her attorney and entered into negotiations for a division of estate. The husband owned stock worth between $975 and $1,525, insurance with some loan or paid-up value, household goods, and an automobile. The judgment of divorce provided that as a final division of property the plaintiff should pay or cause to be paid to' the defendant the sum of $1,800.

When the defendant later applied to the court to have this judgment set aside, she contended that the complaint did not state facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action…