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The court valued and divided matrimonial assets in a divorce, held the husband and wife’s shares and property interests should be assessed using AM-date principles, and made no maintenance order.
The High Court dismissed an appeal to vary ancillary matters orders, holding that lump-sum child maintenance could not fund a property buyout and the original sale order stood.
The High Court dismissed the husband’s appeal and allowed the wife’s appeal in part, upholding split care and control and revising the matrimonial asset pool.
The High Court partly allowed a wife’s appeal on matrimonial assets and maintenance, restoring $15,696.77 to the asset pool, deducting $212.74, and raising maintenance to $650.
The Appellate Division upheld most ancillary orders in a divorce appeal, including asset division, child custody and maintenance, while correcting a typographical valuation error.
A short, childless marriage appeal over division of a matrimonial home. The court held renovation spending was a direct financial contribution and increased the wife’s share.
On appeal in a matrimonial property dispute, the court limited the pool to the HDB flat and set the division at 60:40 in the Wife’s favour.
The High Court dismissed a husband’s appeal over division of matrimonial assets, affirming transfer of the Jalan Teck Whye property to the wife and a 57:43 split in her favour.
The High Court allowed the husband’s appeal and set aside the wife’s monthly maintenance, finding she was self-sufficient after asset division and had similar earning capacity.
High Court appeal in divorce ancillary matters on child care, maintenance, and division of an HDB flat, with partial variation of the district judge’s orders.
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