Nash v. Nash
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Grice, Justice.
After the divorce suit was filed,- and process issued thereon, a written acknowledgment of service thereof was made by an attorney for the defendant in his presence and at his direction. With evidence of this in the record, the attack on the validity of the judgment rendered in such suit, on the ground that the defendant was not personally served, is without merit. Code, § 81-211; Hendrix v. Cawthorn, 71 Ga. 742.
We are met in this case with two presumptions: one, that the validity of a second marriage is to be presumed, even though a previous marriage of one of the parties be…
2Cases cited9 opinions
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