 It was adequate to sustain the judgment under the rule of "Bell v. Bell"—a case in which the Court held that a decree of divorce was not entitled to full faith and credit when it had been granted on constructive service by the courts of Nevada, a state in which neither spouse was domiciled.But there are two reasons why the jury did not reach that issue in this case.In the first place, North Carolina does not seek to sustain the judgment below on that ground.