Ripley v. Ripley

Order entered February 13, 1968 affirmed, without costs or disbursements to either party. The parties entered into a separation agreement each side being represented by counsel. Presumably, the provisions for the support of the wife were satisfactory to the wife and to the counsel at the time the agreement was signed. The courts may not upset the arrangement entered into between the parties, unless it be shown that the agreement relieved the husband of his obligation to support his wife, or that the provisions for the wife’s support were wholly inadequate for her maintenance. (See Dolan v.…