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B v C (Matrimonial) [2020] JRC 039 (03 March 2020)
On appeal in matrimonial financial relief proceedings, the court heard the case de novo and ordered the wife to pay the husband ÂŁ2,000, with no costs order in the ouster proceedings.
In the matter of TT [2010] JRC 124A (05 July 2010)
Registrar refers a judicial separation dispute to the Inferior Number for directions, amid disagreement over a prenup, disclosure, and duplication of proceedings.
T v M [2003] JRC 208 (14 November 2003)
A Jersey court re-imposed matrimonial injunctions and a power of arrest for six months, finding the applicant’s vulnerability and mental distress justified protection.
B v R [2002] JRC 27 (29 January 2002)
Appeal from a costs order in ancillary relief proceedings. The Royal Court held the parties both contributed to the dispute and ordered each to bear its own costs.
D v E and F [2001] JRC 81B (05 April 2001)
Ancillary relief following judicial separation: the court ordered an equal division of assets, adjusted the husband’s pension value, reduced maintenance, and aimed for a clean break.
Graham v Pearce [1973] JJ 2435 (13 July 1973)
In judicial separation proceedings, the court held that adultery must be proved by a high standard of proof; the balance of probabilities alone is insufficient.
Moignard v Campbell [1967] JJ 843 (13 December 1967)
A prior dismissal of a cruelty petition did not bar a later judicial separation petition where the spouses’ relationship had since deteriorated into cruelty.
Campbell v. Moignard [1963] JJ 285 (11 July 1963)
In a judicial separation case, the court held that a husband's selfish and critical behaviour, including hostile silence, did not amount to cruelty.
Evans v. Roberts [1961] JJ 131 (20 July 1961)
In a judicial separation case, the court held that condonation depends on reconciliation and resumption of normal marital relations, not a single act of intercourse.
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