White v. White

THE COURT.

Without the slightest pretense of contrition or conciliation for her flouting the order of the court plaintiff, still ensconced in her Pennsylvania home with her child by her side, demands through her counsel a rehearing to the end that it might be adjudged by this court that she had been guilty of only a technical contempt of court and hence her deprivation of the monthly payments was unjust. The situation may have been better understood if we had set forth even more fully the history of appellant’s litigious efforts to effect her purposes.

Following the events narrated in the…