Snow v. Snow
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtNolan, P. J.
Appellant, Myrtle Snow, obtained a judgment of separation against her husband, Howard Snow, now deceased, on October 29,1956. It was thereby provided that the husband pay, in lieu of weekly or monthly payments of alimony, ‘£ a lump sum” of $16,000, to be paid $3,500 within one week after the date of the judgment, $7,500 within six weeks after October 2, 1956, and the balance of $5,000 within one year after the date of the judgment. The husband died on October 23, 1957, having paid only $3,500. A claim for the unpaid balance having been rejected by the respondent, the executrix of his estate,…
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