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· 6/15/1895

Gredler v. Gredler

Citations

  • 36 Fla. 372

Syllabus

<p>DIVORCE — TWO YEARS’ PRIOR RESIDENCE IN FLORIDA NECESSARY TO BE ALLEGED AND PROVED BEFORE COURTS AUTHORIZED TO GRANT.</p> <p>Where a party sues for divorce in Florida, he is required to allege in his bill, and to establish such allegation by proof, that he has resided in this State for two years prior to the filing of his bill before our courts are authorized to grant the relief prayed. And where such allegation, and proof to sustain it, are wanting at the final hearing in such a case it is proper to dismiss the bill.</p>

Judges: Taylob

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