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Big Money Divorce Case Finds For Equality  - Again
Charman v Charman
CA
Weekly Law Notes Summary
24 May 2007

In ancillary relief proceedings where the court was carrying out the statutory exercise under s 25 of the 1973 Act, consideration of the “sharing principle” was no longer required to be postponed until the end of the statutory exercise, and sharing had become a principle rather than a “yardstick for use as a check”.

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