The court dismissed the defendant’s proprietary estoppel and unjust enrichment counterclaims, awarded the plaintiff $2,500 for trespass, and declined to order return of the engagement ring.
34 Mill Lake Road is exempt as inherited property and not the matrimonial home; the Manor (351 Pleasant) remained the petitioner's business asset; respondent made significant contribution to the business and to 353 Pleasant Street but was compensated in salary and benefits and is entitled only to monetary compensation under s.18; court fixed respondent's entitlement at 85% of the net value of 353 Pleasant Street (85% of $305,313 = $259,516.05) and ordered the petitioner to buy out respondent's interest in jointly owned rental properties for $435,396.52 (with adjustments), dismissed respondent…
The court found the defendant in breach of several family-law orders, ordered return of chattels and bank-record disclosure, and reserved punishment for contempt.
Appeal from a Master’s order over 3,900 ounces of silver. The court rejected legal and equitable set-off, but held Nesmont was estopped from reclaiming the silver.
The court awarded Ms. Thompson repayment for loans and share purchases, dismissed the defendant’s counterclaim, and ordered accountings on Visa and condominium expenses.