Supreme Court designates a specific district court as competent for a divorce case based on defendant's residence.

The Supreme Court designated the District Court in N. as the competent court for the divorce proceedings initiated by S. M. against A. T.-M. The plaintiff sought to determine jurisdiction, while the defendant likely contested the venue based on their own residence or other factors. The court ruled that the District Court in N. is the proper forum because the defendant resides there, satisfying the statutory requirements for jurisdiction in divorce cases.