Wilder v. Wilder
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the CourtHolt, J.
The parties to this suit are non-residents of Arkansas, residing in North 'Carolina. Appellant, Mary Glover Wilder, is insane, and appears by her nephew, A. G. Glover, as next friend, he also being a non-resident. February 21, 1940, a decree of divorce against appellant was granted appellee by the Garland Chancery Court upon constructive service.
November 16, 1943, appellant, by her next friend, A. G. Glover, filed a complaint in the same court in which the divorce decree was rendered, asking the' court to set aside that decree on the ground that appellee, her husband, practiced a fraud on the…
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