Maryland Casualty Co. v. Kerr

In April, 1916, in a suit commenced by John Kerr against appellee, a divorce was granted appellee on her cross-complaint. As a part of the decree, appellee was given the custody of three minor children of the parties, and Kerr was ordered to pay to appellee, oh the first day of each month, the sum of $60 for the maintenance of the children. November 14, 1919, on petition of appellee, and cross-petition of Kerr, for a modification of the decree, the amount to be paid for the maintenance of the children was increased to $100 per month, but with the provisions that “the order should not be a…