S v W [1999] JLR_Note 9a (09 June 1999)
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The court applied the compensatory approach to the division of pensions in financial provision proceedings.
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Financial Provision / Judgment
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whether compensatory approach should be applied to pension division in financial provision proceedings
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compensatory approach to pension division in financial provision
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The court applied the compensatory approach to the division of pensions in financial provision proceedings.
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