Northcutt v. Northcutt

*102On Rehearing

STAKELY, Justice.

On application for rehearing it is very earnestly insisted that we have overlooked some important considerations in the original opinion. Our statement that the attack in this case is collateral is assailed, the position of the appellant being that the attack is direct. Appellant’s position is not correct. The attack in this case on the portion of the decree providing for permanent alimony was made long after the court had lost jurisdiction over its decree. There is no ’ allegation, however, that the decree was founded on fraud, accident or mistake. In Johnson v.…