Dixon v. Dixon
West Virginia Supreme Court
Appeal from Circuit Court, Payette County. Proceeding by Samuel Dixon against Annie Dixon. Prom decree for plaintiff, defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
•Lynch, Judge:
This is a proceeding instituted by plaintiff, under §13, Ch. 64, Code, for an obsolute divorce, pursuant to a prior decree granting him a divorce a mensa et thoro. From a decree awarding the relief sought, the defendant appeals. By her assignments of error, she presents two interdependent questions for determination: whether the circuit court had jurisdiction to pronounce the decree complained of; and whether the depositions read on behalf of plaintiff should have been suppressed as irregularly taken.
As disclosed by the record, the original suit was instituted in April, 1903. A…
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