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GriffIn Vs. Griffin
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- US Supreme Court
- Feb 25, 1946
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U.S. 220 (1946) U.S. Supreme Court Griffin v. GriffinSearch
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U.S. 220 (1946) Griffin v. GriffinSearch
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U. S. 228 . The law of New York is examined and found to differ significantly from that involved in Sistare v. SistareSearch
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of the New York Civil Practice Act. Thayer v. ThayerSearch
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for the amount of alimony accrued but unpaid is docketed by order of the court which issued the decree. Thayer v. ThayerSearch
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Ostrin v. PosnerSearch
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the grounds that the alimony or some part of it is not due because of the death or remarriage of the wife, Kirkbridge v. VanSearch
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or that the obligation has been discharged by payment or otherwise, Karlin v. KarlinSearch
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have so changed as to justify a reduction of alimony already accrued by modification of the alimony decree, Van Dusen v. VanSearch
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Cunningham v. CunninghamSearch
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Eisinger v. EisingerSearch
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any form of service of process calculated to give him notice of the proceedings. Compare International Shoe Co. v. WashingtonSearch
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over the person of petitioner prerequisite to the rendition of a judgment in personam against him. McDonald v. MabeeSearch
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on any theory of the state's power over him without some form of notice by personal or substituted service. Wuchter v. PizzuttiSearch
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Milliken v. MeyerSearch
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of judgments in rem with respect to property within the jurisdiction of the court rendering the judgment. Roller v. HollySearch
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due process is not entitled to full faith and credit when sued upon in another jurisdiction. National Exchange Bank v. WileySearch
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Old Wayne Life Assn. v. McDonoughSearch
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Baker v. BakerSearch
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to the defense of payment, in a proceeding begun by his wife to docket a judgment for accrued alimony. See Van Dusen v. VanSearch
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power to adjudicate petitioner's liability for accrued alimony and to direct its enforcement by execution, see Thayer v. ThayerSearch
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arrears of alimony were then due and owing by petitioner to respondent in the specified amount. As we said in Barber v. BarberSearch
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U. S. 77 , 323 U. S. 82 , paraphrasing Sistare v. SistareSearch
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adjudicated to be due by the order of 1936, and as so adjudicated, confirmed by the judgment of 1938. For, in Sistare v. SistareSearch
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The New York law described in Sistare v. SistareSearch
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Durlacher v. DurlacherSearch
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In Thayer v. ThayerSearch
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See Barber v. BarberSearch
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is precisely the same as any other money judgment, and therefore falls within the prohibition of Pennoyer v. NeffSearch
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with the necessity of determining whether that fact would bring the case within the rule and the reason of Pennoyer v. NeffSearch
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provision could constitute a want of due process or of notice in the jurisdictional sense contemplated by the Pennoyer v. NeffSearch
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period adequate, as against constitutional objections, for purposes of making defense in criminal prosecution. Yakus v. UnitedSearch
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of defense upon the docketing of an installment for the purposes of execution. Although this Court held in Sistare v. SistareSearch
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Van Dusen v. VanSearch
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App.Div. 1031, 26 N.Y.S.2d 22. See also Karlin v. KarlinSearch
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the husband could set aside the judgment upon showing he had paid the installment which it included. And, in Thayer v. ThayerSearch
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And in Caprio v. CaprioSearch
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the one and not upon the other. The considerations stated by MR. JUSTICE JACKSON in his concurring opinion in Barber v. BarberSearch
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Hampton v. McConnellSearch
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we are not concerned with the possible execution to the general rule implicit in the situation presented by Williams v. NorthSearch
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See McDonald v. MabeeSearch
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