Peer v. Peer
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtLouis J. Capozzoli, J.
This is a motion for alimony and counsel fee pendente lite.
It is conceded that prior to the commencement of this separation action and on the 1st day of November, 1955, a written separation agreement was entered into, a copy of which is annexed to the answer herein. It further appears that the defendant has been making the payments under said separation agreement and there is no claim of default. However, the plaintiff contends that on various occasions after the execution of the separation agreement the parties lived together as husband and wife and argues therefrom that the separation…
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