Twichell v. Buell

Citations

• 13 Tiess. 121

Syllabus

<p>Syllabus.</p> <p>1. A citation addressed to the wife and to the husband to authorize her and served upon the wife in -person at then-domicile is effective as a citation of the husband. G. P,, 182, 192.</p> <p>2: Where the wife and her husband to authorize her are both duly cited, and the wife alone appears, the husband’s authorization for the wife to stand in judgment will be presumed. G. P., 118.</p> <p>3. The phrase “living apart from her husband, though not separated by judgment of Court”- (Act 170 of 1912; R. C. C., 2334) does not refer to a situation where the spouses are separated by the mere temporary absence of the husband from his home occasioned by- the demands of his business.</p>