Stillman v. Stillman
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
Markewich, J.
This case presents the problem of resolution of a superficial conflict between two clauses in a separation agreement. The parties were formerly husband and wife, who were divorced in December, 1966, the provisions of a separation agreement entered into a few days earlier having been incorporated into the decree. That agreement provides generously for alimony, to be decreased to a much lesser sum in the event of the wife’s remarriage. It is defendant’s position that plaintiff has effectively remarried *357in that she has been living for some time in an allegedly…
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