Wickliff v. Wickliff

Appellee was granted a divorce from appellant,- who insists on this appeal therefrom that it should be reversed: (a) because appellee had not resided in the State two months before filing suit, and (b) because the allegation of desertion as ground for a divorce is not sustained by the testimony.

The depositions taken in the case show that appellee became a resident of the State on December 21, 19.33, and filed suit for,divorce on February 19, 1934. He had not therefore been a resident of this-State for two months before filing suit, as required by act 71 of the 1931 session of the General…