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ments are made.
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8. Husband has been paying the sum of $6,000 per
month as temporary alimony to Wife. Husband's obliga-
tion to pay temporary alimony shall terminate on the
lst of the month following the month in which Husband
completes the payment on the down payment on the stock
purchase plan in the amount of $200,000 and pays the
lump sum alimony in the amount of $180,000. The perma-
nent, periodic alimony as provided for in paragraph 9
shall begin the lst of the month following the payment
of such items. Husband's obligation to pay temporary
alimony is subject to prior termination upon the death
of Wife.
9. Husband shall pay to Wife as and for perma-
nent, periodic alimony, the sum of $2,500 per month
until the death of Wife, the death of Husband, Wife's
remarriage or until Wife cohabits with a man to whom
she is not related by blood or marriage on a continuing
basis for at least sixty (60) days, whichever first
occurs. On the lst of the month following the final
payment to Wife by Husband of the total consideration
owed to her by reason of the transfer of her stock in
Mulberry Motor Parts, Inc., such alimony shall increase
to the sum of $3,000 per month. These provisions for
permanent, periodic alimony provided in this paragraph
of this Final Judgment shall not be subject to modifi-
cation by either party, both parties have expressly
waived all right to seek modification of the amounts
and terms under which permanent, periodic alimony is
payable.
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11. Husband shall maintain on his life with Wife
as beneficiary, life insurance having death benefits in
the amount of $150,000. Husband's obligation to con-
tinue insurance for the benefit of Wife shall terminate
upon the payment in full of the purchase price of the
stock in Mulberry Motor Parts, Inc.
At some time on or after December 30, 1985, the date on
which the divorce judgment was entered, and on or prior to
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