Norris v. Norris
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtGriffith, J.
There had been at a previous term a final decree awarding permanent alimony, payable in installments of twenty-five dollars per month. Afterwards appellee, alleging’ that there had been such a chang’e in the circumstances as to require it, petitioned for a reduction. Appellant answered the petition, objected that appellee .was in arrears, and moved the court for an order adjudging appellee in contempt. A hearing was had, and a decree entered.
The decree, after recitals including the finding that appellee was in arrears in the sum of one hundred dollars, thereupon proceeds in the mandatory part…
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