Bourman v. Bourman
Supreme Court of Kansas
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Hoch, J.:
The question presented is whether a judgment for alimony, payable in installments, may be revived by the administrator of the wife’s estate as to the balance unpaid at the time of her death. The defendant appeals from an order reviving the judgment.
Hazel Bourman was granted a divorce from Charles Bourman on March 6, 1941. Confirming a stipulation entered into between the parties, the court gave “judgment against the defendant for alimony in the sum of $3,000.” This amount was ordered paid at the rate of $80 a month, payable in semimonthly…
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