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Family law [2022] JRC 286

T v S

T v S (Matrimonial) [2022] JRC 286 (16 December 2022)

The Jersey Royal Court found the Defendant in contempt for breaching freezing and disclosure orders, including sale of Property I, inadequate disclosure, and late compliance.

  • Ancillary relief
  • Freezing orders
  • Disclosure obligations
  • Asset valuation
  • Breach of court orders
  • Contempt-of-court
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Family law [2010] JCA 207

P-S v C

P-S v C [2010] JCA 207 (18 November 2010)

Court of Appeal upheld the Royal Court’s matrimonial asset valuations and dismissed the husband’s appeal, but allowed the wife’s cross appeal for interest on the increased lump sum.

  • Ancillary relief
  • Asset valuation
  • Non-disclosure
  • Interest on lump sum
  • Appeal procedure
  • Family-law
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Family law [2009] JRC 119A

P-S v C

P-S v C [2009] JRC 119A (16 June 2009)

The court revalued the husband’s interest in the CCB Group as of April 2003, set aside the prior lump sum, and ordered payment of £3 million from escrow to the wife.

  • Ancillary relief
  • Matrimonial finance
  • Non-disclosure
  • Asset valuation
  • Lump sum award
  • Ancillary-relief
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Family law [2007] JRC 153

P-S v C and M

P-S v C and M [2007] JRC 153 (08 August 2007)

The court held that, after setting aside a lump sum award for non-disclosure, the husband’s interest in the business should be valued as at the original trial date.

  • Ancillary relief
  • Non-disclosure
  • Asset valuation
  • Lump sum award
  • Family-law
  • Ancillary-relief
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