Taylor v. Taylor

Citations

• 64 Fla. 521

Syllabus

<p>3. Allegations of mere conclusions not warranted by facts alleged in a divorce proceeding may not be admitted by demurrer and do not state a cause of action.</p> <p>2. A decree of divorce obtained by a wife who separates from her husband for adequate cause and in good faith removes to another State with the intention of permanently residing there and becomes a bona, fide resident there, is valid as against the husband who remains in the State of his residence and is served only by publication, without any appearance by him in the State in which the decree is rendered.</p> <p>3. If the defendant in a divorce suit is not a resident of the State it is not necessary for the affidavit on which constructive service by irablication is based, to state that there is no person in the State upon whom service of process could be made that would bind the defendant.</p>