Booth v. Booth

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Harvey, J.:

Thomas J. Booth sued his wife, Laura C. Booth, for a divorce. The case came on for trial in September, 1921, at which *378time the parties entered into a stipulation “for the purpose of adjusting all property rights which might or can be adjudicated in this action and of avoiding further controversy, expense and litigation.” By the terms of the stipulation the plaintiff was to pay to the clerk of the court for the defendant as permanent alimony during the term of her natural life the sum of $425 each month, and this was made a lien upon certain…