In Re Gray Estate
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtCarr, J.
The material facts in this matter are not in dispute and are, impart, set forth in Gray v. Gray, 320 Mich 49. The appellee Laura B. Gray was married to Russell B. Gray in Pennsylvania in 1905. There was one child of the marriage, the appellee Mildred R. Thompson. Thereafter the parties moved to Detroit where Mr. Gray engaged in business with profitable results.
Some difficulty arising between the spouses, Mr. Gray went to Nevada in September, 1943, where he instituted divorce proceedings. The wife was served by registered mail, but did not enter an appearance. She did, however, institute a…
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