Legal Opinion
Thomas v. Howard
Louisiana Court of Appeal
Decided September 17, 1962No. 591PublishedCited by 1 opinion
1Opinion of the Court
JULIAN E. BAILES, Judge.
Plaintiff, domiciled in New York, brings this action for divorce on the ground of having lived separate and apart continuously for a period of more than two years, against the absentee defendant, herein represented by a duly appointed curator ad hoc.
Testimony adduced on trial shows that plaintiff and defendant were married in New Orleans in 1924, where the matrimonial domicile was established and where the parties continuously resided together until they separated in 1931. Defendant left New Orleans in 1934 and was last heard of in Los Angeles, California. Plaintiff…
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