369 Mass. 969 | Mass. | 1976
A judge of the Superior Court denied the application of the former husband to vacate an arbitrators’ award in favor of his former wife, and confirmed the award. The husband appeals and assails a portion of the award in two respects. Having taken the case on direct review under G. L. c. 211A, § 10 (A), we affirm. 1. The 1973 separation agreement, which survived the divorce, provided: “Promptly after the last day of the calendar month following the date of this Agreement and on the last day of each month thereafter, the Husband shall reimburse the Wife for all reasonable expenditures made by the Wife for the cost of food and miscellaneous incidental items related to food and household supplies and similar expenses incurred by the Wife for the benefit of the children” (two grown children living with the wife). The husband demanded an “exact accounting.” This was found in the report of the neutral arbitrator to be “unreasonable and designed only to harass and annoy [the wife]”; correspondence from the husband “illustrate[d] the complete impossiblity and futility of submitting to him figures which he would accept.” Ac
Judgment affirmed.