Leaf v. Lippman

Lewis, David C., J.

In June, 1932, a separation action was instituted by Rose Lippman, as plaintiff, against Isidore Lippman, defendant. In October, 1932, an order was entered allowing Rose Lippman a counsel fee of two hundred dollars and alimony of fifty dollars a week for herself and the minor children. On December 7, 1932, the separation suit came to trial and the defendant Isidore Lippman only controverted the issue of alimony, which, by consent, was fixed at fifty dollars a week. Subsequent thereto a divorce action was instituted by Isidore Lippman, as plaintiff, against Rose Lippman, as…