The Danish Connection That Upset a Paris Marriage
M. Raoul, a Parisian, married in 1902 and later separated in Denmark where his wife remarried a Danish subject. Returning to France he learns the legal tangle: in France he is still her husband, yet she is married to another man in Denmark, making him the legal father of children possibly born to a wife living with another man. The case hinges on cross country divorce rules and the impossibility of a French divorce under these facts.