In Meffert v. Meffert, 118 Ark. 582, 177 S.W. 1, the following language is used: "So it may be said that the remedy of absolute divorce contemplated by this clause of our statute is for evils which are unavoidable and unendurable, and which cannot be relieved by any exertions of the party seeking the aid of the courts."
Summary of this case from Preas v. PreasNo. B-330.
May 19, 1960.
Appeal from Circuit Court, Marion County; Carroll W. Fussell, Judge.
Affirmed.
In Meffert v. Meffert, 118 Ark. 582, 177 S.W. 1, the following language is used: "So it may be said that the remedy of absolute divorce contemplated by this clause of our statute is for evils which are unavoidable and unendurable, and which cannot be relieved by any exertions of the party seeking the aid of the courts."
Summary of this case from Preas v. PreasFull title:FRED H. MEFFERT AND LILLIAN N. MEFFERT, APPELLANTS, v. R. BRUCE MEFFERT…
Court:District Court of Appeal of Florida, First District
Date published: May 19, 1960
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