Lemert v. Lemert

Citations

• 72 Ohio St. (N.S.) 364

Syllabus

<p>Money decree for alimony — Not a provable claim under Banlcruptcy act — Does not become dormant, when.</p> <p>1. A money decree for alimony, rendered in a proceeding for divorce and alimony, is not a provable claim under the bankruptcy statute of the United States of July 1, 1898. Hence, a discharge in bankruptcy does not work a satisfaction of such decree.</p> <p>2. Such decree for alimony does not become dormant because of the failure to issue execution thereon for more than five years.</p>