Supreme Court of Minnesota August 24, 1973, 43832 (Davis v. Davis)
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United States · · · 24-08-1973
MacLaughlin, Justice.
The sole issue for our consideration in this case is the constitutionality of Minnesota’s 1-year durational-residency requirement in a divorce action. The trial court found the requirement to be constitutional and so do we.
In May 1971, plaintiff, Rosalie Davis, separated from her husband, defendant Albert Davis. At that time plaintiff resided in Missouri.
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