Ruggles

This is an appeal from a judgment dismissing appellant’s complaint to set aside a judgment of divorce entered in a divorce case entitled Valeria P. Buggies v. Logan E. Buggies, the allegations of the complaint being that at all times subsequent to the entry of the interlocutory decree of divorce appellant and Valeria P. Buggies lived together as man and wife, had become reconciled, and had cohabited together as man and wife. An interlocutory judgment by default was entered in the divorce action June 23, 1932, and a final decree was entered August 30, 1933. Plaintiff therein filed her affidavit in the manner and form provided by rule 26 of the Buies of the Judicial Council of the State of California governing the business of the superior courts. Valeria P. Buggies, the plaintiff in the divorce action, died June 15, 1934, ’and defendant is the administrator of her estate. The trial court found that the parties to the divorce suit, that is, appellant herein and Valeria P. Buggies, had not become reconciled after the entry of the interlocutory decree of divorce and had not lived together or cohabited as man and wife. Appellant attacks the sufficiency of the evidence to support this…