Levine v. Levine
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtArthur S. Hirsch, J.
Motion by defendant wife to punish plaintiff for contempt for having defaulted in the payment of alimony in the sum of $200, and a counsel fee for making the motion.
Cross motion by plaintiff for an order modifying the judgment of divorce by striking therefrom the provision for alimony and related relief.
For all practical purposes, the thrust of plaintiff’s cross motion is to strike the provision in the separation agreement providing for the payment of alimony because defendant allegedly was living openly with another man.
Plaintiff and defendant were married in the State of New York in 1962.…
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