Kibbee v. Kibbee

The absence of a brief from the appealing

party makes it difficult to ascertain what he claims to be the alleged error in the Court’s decree. The record discloses only that the libelee considers the decree “inequitable” and the award “excessive.” We have considered the whole record in light of the general claims advanced. R. L., c. 369, s. 13; Musgrove v. Parker, 84 N. H. 550, 552.

The real estate which was owned by the parties jointly was purchased in 1943 for $4,500. There was evidence from which it could be found that the libelant had contributed $1,000 toward the purchase price and that…