Kelly v. Kelly
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal from Kent; Brown, J. Bill by Frank R. Kelly against Flora T. Kelly for a divorce: On petition of complainant for a modification of the decree respecting alimony. From an order granting temporary relief without amending the decree, petitioner appeals.
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Appeal from Kent; Brown, J. Bill by Frank R. Kelly against Flora T. Kelly for a divorce: On petition of complainant for a modification of the decree respecting alimony. From an order granting temporary relief without amending the decree, petitioner appeals. In the circuit court for the county of Kent, in chancery, in the suit of Frank R. Kelly against Flora T. Kelly, defendant, for a divorce, on July 1, 1914, a decree was entered' which recited that the material facts charged in the bill were found to be true, and the defendant guilty of the several- acts of cruelty therein charged, and the…
1Opinion of the CourtOstrander, J.
(after stating the facts). 1. The statute (8 Comp. Laws, § 8641, 3 Comp. Laws 1915, § 11417) provides that after a decree for alimony or other allowance for the wife and child, or either of them, the court may from time to time on the petition of either of the parties revise and alter such decree respecting the amount of such alimony or allowance and the payment thereof, and may make any decree respecting any of the said matters which such court might have made in the original suit. The modification of the decree which is asked for would affect only the provision made for the support of the…
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