Logan v Logan [2009] NIFam 10 (16 June 2009)
The Respondent is beneficially entitled to one-third of the DARD payments, which is sufficient to discharge the judgment debt. Leave is granted to enforce arrears more than twelve months old, and a garnishee order is made for £12,000 to be paid by DARD to the Petitioner's solicitors.
- Citation
- [2009] NIFam 10
- Parties
- Petitioner: Eileen Logan; Respondent: Francis Gerard Logan
- Jurisdiction
- Northern Ireland
- Judgment Date
- 16 June 2009
- Procedural Posture
- Family Law Matrimonial/maintenance Enforcement / Enforcement of Maintenance Order; Applications for Garnishee and Leave to Enforce Arrears
- Outcome
- Applications granted
- Legal Topics
- Maintenance Arrears, Garnishee Proceedings, Leave to Enforce Out of Time Arrears, Attachment of Debts
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Parties
Eileen Logan
Petitioner
Francis Gerard Logan
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Family Law Matrimonial/maintenance Enforcement / Enforcement of Maintenance Order; Applications for Garnishee and Leave to Enforce Arrears
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether leave should be granted to enforce maintenance arrears more than twelve months old
- 2 Whether a garnishee order should be made against DARD for the Respondent's share of farm payments
- 3 Whether the Respondent is beneficially entitled to a share of DARD payments
Ratio Decidendi
The Respondent is beneficially entitled to one-third of the DARD payments, which is sufficient to discharge the judgment debt. Leave is granted to enforce arrears more than twelve months old, and a garnishee order is made for £12,000 to be paid by DARD to the Petitioner's solicitors.
Court Disposition
Applications granted
Orders
- Garnishee order made for £12,000 to be paid by DARD to Petitioner's solicitors by 29 June 2009
- DARD to pay £25,773 to Padraig Logan and John Logan or their solicitors by 6 July 2009
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