Proceedings of the Idaho State Bar, Volume 27Vols. 11 (1935)- include Proceedings of the Judicial Section, v. 1- |
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a will be no question at all if you can incorporate a clause in your agreement somewhat to the effect that the agreement shall be ineffective for any and all purposes unless it shall have been approved by a court decree , and it shall ...
a will be no question at all if you can incorporate a clause in your agreement somewhat to the effect that the agreement shall be ineffective for any and all purposes unless it shall have been approved by a court decree , and it shall ...
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Where the interval of time between the agreement and decree is short enough to make it part of the package of divorce , even though one does not mention the other , you will find the payments will qualify as deductible alimony .
Where the interval of time between the agreement and decree is short enough to make it part of the package of divorce , even though one does not mention the other , you will find the payments will qualify as deductible alimony .
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a a to become effective only upon the approval of the divorce court , and such agreement was ratified and approved by the divorce court , the wife acquired her property interest by court decree , and not by transfer of her husband .
a a to become effective only upon the approval of the divorce court , and such agreement was ratified and approved by the divorce court , the wife acquired her property interest by court decree , and not by transfer of her husband .
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| Title | Proceedings of the Idaho State Bar, Volume 27 |
| Author | Idaho State Bar |
| Publisher | Capital News Publishing Company, 1953 |
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