Ingram v. Ingram

On February 13, 1932, Bessie C. Ingrain, was granted a divorce from Arthur A. Ingram, with alimony. By a decree entered about three years later the allowance of alimony was slightly increased and fixed at $22.50 per month.

On March 5, 1936, Arthur A. Ingram, who had in the meantime remarried, filed a petition alleging that “recently” he had learned that his former wife had “committed adultery within recent years at various and sundry times and places with one Percy C. Wooters,” and praying that on that account he be relieved from the payment of further alimony to her.

The husband took the…