MAP v MFP
The court declined to add-back assets for husband's dissipation, finding no deliberate or wanton conduct. Equal division of assets was ordered, with adjustments for tax on director's loan account and loss of entrepreneur's relief. The wife was awarded lump sums, periodical payments, and transfer of property and...
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- Parties
- Petitioner: MAP; Respondent: MFP
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 10 March 2015
- Procedural Posture
- Divorce and Financial Remedies / Final Judgment
- Outcome
- Judgment for petitioner; equal division of assets with specified adjustments; full and final settlement of all claims.
- Legal Topics
- Financial Remedies, Division of Matrimonial Assets, Add Back Principle, Periodical Payments, Entrepreneur's Relief, Director's Loan Account, Wrongful Dismissal
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Parties
MAP
Petitioner
MFP
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Divorce and Financial Remedies / Final Judgment
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether assets should be added-back for dissipation by the husband
- 2 Whether tax on director's loan account should be deducted
- 3 Whether wife should receive dividend and maintenance payments
Ratio Decidendi
The court declined to add-back assets for husband's dissipation, finding no deliberate or wanton conduct. Equal division of assets was ordered, with adjustments for tax on director's loan account and loss of entrepreneur's relief. The wife was awarded lump sums, periodical payments, and transfer of property and shareholding. The order constitutes full and final settlement of all claims.
Court Disposition
Judgment for petitioner; equal division of assets with specified adjustments; full and final settlement of all claims.
Orders
- Transfer of former matrimonial home, wife's villa, and mobile home to wife
- Payment of initial lump sum of £3 million within 42 days
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