Fischer v. Fischer

(After stating the foregoing facts.)

The evidence in the case was sufficient to authorize the holding and finding of the court upon the questions of fact involved, and there is no merit in the contention that such findings are contrary to evidence and without evidence to support them.

The court did not err in holding that the judgment for alimony is not void on the ground that it is uncertain and indefinite in that the judgment sought to be enforced does not specify what Eunount the minor child is entitled to for his permanent support. This question is ruled in the case of Cunningham v. *84Faulkner…