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The Family Court dismissed a father’s application to vary maintenance for five children after finding he had not candidly disclosed material facts or supporting evidence.
The High Court dismissed Kevin Chelvam’s conviction and sentence appeal, but allowed the Prosecution’s cross-appeal on hurt, increasing that term to 30 months.
The court delayed discontinuance to obtain a current welfare update on the child, then allowed it and ordered the applicant to pay costs of $1,200.
The High Court held that porosity and a June 2024 deadline were not contractual terms, but the defendant wrongfully terminated the consultancy agreement.
Appeal against a committal application over two dogs was dismissed. The court held the consent order was too unclear for contempt and ownership was not proved.
The Appellate Division partly allowed cross-appeals over unpaid work, forgery allegations, counterclaims, and interest in a subcontracting dispute.
The High Court allowed the sentence appeal, held the District Judge had relied on an inapt precedent, and reduced imprisonment from 7 months 3 weeks to 15 weeks.
The Family Court declined to continue supervised access and upheld interim unsupervised parenting time, including one overnight each week, pending a private custody evaluation.
The Family Court interpreted a consent order on a matrimonial flat to mean the wife alone must redeem the outstanding mortgage, varied the completion time, and dismissed a bid to set aside the final judgment.
The High Court dismissed an application to extend time and set aside a statutory demand based on judgment debts, holding that a pending challenge to those debts was not enough.
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