Lang v. Lang
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtHooley, J.
A motion was made herein for an order directing the entry of judgment for arrears of alimony, which motion was granted. There was no appearance by defendant on said motion. It appeared that the defendant was a retired colonel in the United States Army. After the order directing judgment had been signed but before it had been entered, a letter was received by the court from the defendant, dated January 6, 1941, wherein, after severely castigating the plaintiff at length, he set forth as follows: “ The attention of the court is called to the fact that under the Federal Soldiers’ and Sailors’…
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