Wakefield v. Wakefield

The bill' as amended was for divorce. It was not tested by demurrer. The jurisdictional facts are alleged. The nonresidence- of defendant and service by publication on him as a nonresident are shown by the certificate of the register that copy of bill and summons were registered to defendant, as required by law, and the return receipt of the delivering postmaster.

If it be true that the bill as amended was subject to demurrer, as tb amendable defects, as to averring adultery, the same was not challenged by demurrer. And in this jurisdiction, an allegation of ¡a want of knowledge is a…