Werz v. Werz
Missouri Court of Appeals
Appeal from the St. Louis Circuit Court, Lindley, J.
1Opinion of the CourtThompson, J.
In 1874, Mary Dinkelmann was, on her own petition, divorced from her husband, Frederick Dinkelmann, by a decree of the circuit court of St. Louis County. Her petition did not state that she was a resident of St. Louis County. She thereafter intermarried with the plaintiff in the present suit, who, after the lapse of five years, seeks a divorce from-her in this proceeding.
The only question is whether the failure of Mary Dinkelmann to allege in her petition for divorce from her former husband, Frederick Dinkelmann, that she was a resident of St. Louis County, renders the decree of divorce which…
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