Mezoff v. Mezoff

There was no error in the entry of a decree by a probate judge that the petitioner was living apart from the respondent for justifiable cause (cruel and abusive treatment) and an order that the respondent pay $300 as an allowance to the petitioner for counsel fees. Where, as here, there is a report of material facts but the evidence is not reported, the question is whether the decree was warranted on the facts found by the judge with any inferences we may draw therefrom. Topor v. Topor, 287 Mass. 473, 476 (1934). Reed v. Reed, 340 Mass. 321, 322 (1960). The judge found inter alia that the…