Armstrong v. Armstrong
Supreme Court of the United States
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Minton
The petitioner, while residing in Dade County, Florida, filed a suit for divorce from his wife, who had separated from him and gone to Ohio, where she had established her residence. The wife was not personally served, nor did she appear in person or by attorney in the Florida suit. Service on her was constructive only. A divorce decree was granted petitioner by the Florida court, and he contends that that court also denied alimony to the respondent.
Later, the respondent wife instituted a suit in Ohio for divorce and for alimony. The petitioner appeared and *569set up the divorce obtained in…
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- Slapp v. SlappOhio Supreme Court · 1944
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