McLean v. McLean

Plaintiff, in his action for divorce, filed a verified complaint showing both parties to be residents of North Dakota “in good-faith . . . for more than twelve months next preceding the commencement of this action;” that the defendant had been guilty of wilful desertion and extreme cruelty, and had “attempted to secure a divorce from this plaintiff in the state of Nevada although she well knew she was not a resident of said state ... ;” that he was ill and bedridden, “wholly without money or funds or property of any kind . . . ;” has been long physically confined to the hospital, and…