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Family law [2013] JRC 186

K -v- L

K -v- L (Matrimonial) [2013] JRC 186 (25 September 2013)

The Royal Court set aside a decree nisi by consent after finding the husband had not understood the divorce proceedings and had lacked proper advice.

  • Divorce
  • Decree nisi
  • Setting aside orders
  • Domestic violence
  • Contact with child
  • Fact finding hearings
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Family law

K v L

K v L [2013] 2 JLR_Note 29 (25 September 2013)

Family law note on whether a divorce decree nisi should be set aside. The report indicates an application by K against L, but the available text does not disclose the outcome.

  • Divorce
  • Decree nisi
  • Setting aside orders
  • Family-law
  • Decree-nisi
  • Setting-aside-orders
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Family law [2009] JRC 091

B -v- B

B -v- B [2009] JRC 091 (05 May 2009)

The court set aside an ancillary relief order after finding the husband materially failed to disclose a likely future capital interest in his firm.

  • Ancillary relief
  • Non-disclosure
  • Setting aside orders
  • Disclosure obligations
  • Finality of litigation
  • Family-law
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Family law [2008] JLR 384

Marett v Marett

Marett v Marett [2008] JLR 384 (17 October 2008)

The court held that a consent order for financial provision may be set aside only for a fundamental mistake, misrepresentation, or a supervening event, not mere dissatisfaction.

  • Financial provision
  • Consent order
  • Setting aside orders
  • Error of fact
  • Misrepresentation
  • Supervening event
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Family law [2008] JRC 070

PS v HF

PS v HF [2008] JRC 070 (29 April 2008)

The court partly granted an application for further answers to a questionnaire in ancillary relief proceedings, ordering additional disclosure only where proportionate and necessary.

  • Ancillary relief
  • Consent orders
  • Non-disclosure
  • Financial disclosure
  • Setting aside orders
  • Family-law
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