Buck v. Buck
Illinois Supreme Court
Writ or Error to tbe Circuit Court of Kane county; tbe Hon. I. G. Wilson, Judge, presiding.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Scott
The defendant in error exhibited her bill in the circuit court of Kane county, to the February term, 1867, asking to be divorced from her husband, the plaintiff in error.
The summons issued therein was duly served, and there being no appearance, a decree pro confesso was rendered against the plaintiff in error. The court heard the evidence and pronounced a decree of divorce.
The court found that the plaintiff in error was “ a man of large property/’ and the decree further finds and recites that, “ the alimony having been settled by the consent of parties upon the basis hereinafter stated,” the…
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