205 P. 593 | Nev. | 1922
This is an appeal from an order made after a final decree granting the plaintiff a divorce and making an allowance for her own support and for the support of a minor child. Something more than a year after the decree mentioned had been entered, a motion was made to change its terms so as to disallow the item of $100 per month for the support of the child. Four grounds are stated in the motion in support thereof, namely: (1) That counsel for the defendant was instructed by the defendant not to consent to the allowance by the trial court of the item complained of; (2) that the said item so allowed by the court is in violation of the terms of an agreement made between the parties, prior to the trial of the case, settling the question of allowance for the wife and child; (3) that it is in violation of the terms of a certain trust deed executed by the defendant to secure a compliance with the terms agreed upon in said agreement settling the question of allowance for the wife and child; and (4) that the plaintiff committed a fraud upon the court.
The court, after a full hearing on the motion, denied the same; hence this appeal. A motion has been
No error appearing from the record proper, it is our duty to affirm the order appealed from.
It is accordingly so ordered.