The divorce decree awarded the plaintiff permanent alimony of $100 per month payable monthly "and continuing on the first day of each month thereafter until such time as the notes presently secured by the loan deed on the property at 374 Lynnhaven Drive, S.E. above described [which property was awarded in the decree to the plaintiff] is paid in full; such amount of alimony shall be used by the plaintiff to pay the monthly payments due on said notes secured by said loan deed." Held:

1. The court did not err in its ruling that the re-marriage of the plaintiff did not terminate the payments of permanent alimony by the defendant. Allen v. Withrow, 215 Ga. 388 (110 SE2d 663).

2. The finding of the court that as of the date of its order the defendant was not in contempt was not error.