The applicant brought a motion for summary judgment seeking reimbursement for medical and dental expenses pursuant to a prior consent order requiring the respondent to submit receipts to his insurance plan and remit reimbursement.
The respondent challenged the claimed amount and argued that the order did not apply to receipts submitted prior to the date of the consent order.
The court held that there was a genuine issue requiring trial regarding receipts submitted before the order due to insufficient evidence of the parties’ intentions.
However, the court granted partial summary judgment for receipts submitted after the date of the order, finding no genuine issue requiring trial for those claims.
