Brown v. Brown
Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas, Lancaster County
Divorce. Rule to vacate decree. C. P. Lancaster Co., Aug. T., 1920, No. 88.
1Opinion of the Court
Hassler, J.,
A divorce was decreed in this case on Nov. 13, 1920. On March 12, 1921, the respondent filed her petition asking that the decree be vacated and set aside and the respondent let into a defence, alleging as her reasons why this should be done, first, that the libellant was not a resident of this county at the time he filed his libel on July 16, 1920, nor at any time since then; and, second, that the divorce was obtained by collusion between herself and the libellant.
We are fully satisfied from an examination of the depositions taken on the rule granted on this petition that the…
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