Reading all the articles, I have the following observations: 1- The case was heard in the defendant's absence after being declared correctly. He attended the hearing at which the complainant explained her case and asked for a time to respond and then did not attend the verdict hearing. The trial court had to close the case for an answer but did not do so. 2- The Appellant presented the aforementioned Divorce paper dated 29/8/2014, while explaining that the divorce took place on October 18, 2013 and was preceded by a retroactive divorce in April, and then sent home. The Court did not investigate this situation despite the presence of the parties. In my opinion, these observations are not very significant in terms of judgment and can be tolerated. The plaintiff can sue for divorce if she wishes. With regard to the payment of the expenses of pension of deafness and pleasure, he can submit this payment to the court of the execution to prove it. If he succeeds, the convicted person will not be able to pay this judgment, especially since the maintenance of alimony for the entire legitimate period and the leisure cost is specified for four months. This does not require to determine the date of the divorce and the end of alimony. In general, the amounts of children's expenses, idleness and entertainment corresponded to the income of the appellant who had received the service tribunal, namely 3,450 pounds. For all the reasons stated, I think that in the case of the consent of my colleagues, we will support the judgments rendered and will cancel this appeal. Abdul Rahim Abdul Sayed Supreme Court Judge 06/05/2015 I agree and add that the defendant waived his right to respond to the request, despite his presence in court. He also did not request the examination of expert witnesses whose testimony the court heard in his absence. Al-Taib Abdughafour Abdulwahab Supreme Court Judge 05/11/2015 I agree. Salah Al-Tijani Al-Amin Supreme Court Judge 05/12/2015 The final judgment: - Cancel the appeal Salah Al-Tijani Al-Amin Supreme Court Judge and Head of Department 05/12/2015