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23 Cards in this Set
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Conran |
Wife facilitated husband's earning power, but only received £10m from £85m |
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Dart |
Husband worth £400m-£800m, awarded £9m |
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A v A |
Husband worth £200m, awarded £4.4m after 14-year marriage |
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White |
Yardstick of equality |
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Miller; McFarlane |
Principal case |
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Suter |
Child welfare important but not paramount |
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Young v Young |
Full, frank disclosure essential |
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Sharland v Sharland |
Hiding assets may result in costs order |
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Mills v McCartney |
Pre-marriage assets clearly non-matrimonial so wife not entitled |
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B v B |
Inheritance is for one spouse alone and not matrimonial assets |
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Jones |
Non-matrimonial property generally exempt from sharing, except where needs of either party indicate need to share |
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K v L |
Importance of source of asset can diminish over time, so after lengthy marriage distinctions between martial and non-marital property break down |
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G v G |
Wife had previously enjoyed comfortable standard of living + court expressly referred to this when giving 50% of matrimonial assets, £1.3m |
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GW v GW |
Court can take into account any cohabitation period before marriage |
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Cooper-Hohn |
£337m award, wife helped with administration of business, skill/genius? |
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H v H |
Attempted murder may be conduct |
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S v S |
'Gasp factor' may be required for conduct |
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Xydhias |
Separation agreement not effective until approved by court |
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K v K |
Factors for whether prenup binding |
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Government Green Paper 1998 |
Advice about content of prenups |
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Crossley v Crossley |
Short marriage, prenup effective |
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Macleod v Macleod |
Validated postnups |
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Radmacher v Granatino |
Prenups largely endorsed falling short of legal enforceability, court should give effect to nuptial agreement freely entered into by each party with full appreciation of implications unless not fair |
