McEntire v. McEntire
Ohio Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
'ay, J.:
1. In an action in the nature of a creditor’s bill, to nforee collection of a judgment for alimony ob-rined by the wife against the husband, a court of quity has power before enforcing such judgment to lake a conditional decree requiring the wife to make estitution of property obtained in lieu of alimony reretofore agreed upon with her husband, or, if res-tution be not made, enjoin the collection of the adgment for alimony upon the cross-petition of the usband, it being inequitable to permit the wife to nforee the judgment for alimony and at the same ¡me retain the property obtained…
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