Razall v. Razall

The first contention of the respondent in this case is that the order is not an appealable order.

After recitals the order is as follows:

“It is ordered and adjudged, that the alimony which is accrued and which is now unpaid comprises amounts of thirty-five ($35) dollars each, which became due and payable on the first and fifteenth days of each month beginning with February 1, 1942, and ending with February 1, 1948, such payments aggregating five thousand seventy-five ($5,075) dollars, that said sum was due to the deceased plaintiff at the time of her death; no part of which has been paid; that…