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    1) A husband had promised to pay his wife a monthly allowance for household expenses separate from the amount he paid for rent and food. He later stopped paying the allowance. 2) The wife sued the husband for the unpaid allowance. Held, the promise to pay an allowance amounted to a legally binding contract. 3) Generally, a promise to pay household expenses or an allowance between spouses will be considered a binding and enforceable contract.

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    1) A husband had promised to pay his wife a monthly allowance for household expenses separate from the amount he paid for rent and food. He later stopped paying the allowance. 2) The wife sued the husband for the unpaid allowance. Held, the promise to pay an allowance amounted to a legally binding contract. 3) Generally, a promise to pay household expenses or an allowance between spouses will be considered a binding and enforceable contract.

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    Legal Aspects

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    1) A husband had promised to pay his wife a monthly allowance for household expenses separate from the amount he paid for rent and food. He later stopped paying the allowance. 2) The wife sued the husband for the unpaid allowance. Held, the promise to pay an allowance amounted to a legally binding contract. 3) Generally, a promise to pay household expenses or an allowance between spouses will be considered a binding and enforceable contract.

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