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Wyatt v Vince: what it means in practice

Philip Cayford QC and Simon Calhaem of 29 Bedford Row, who represented Mrs Wyatt in the Supreme Court, are joined by members of the Mills & Reeve family law team to review and discuss the issues raised by the case and the impact of the Law Lords decision on practice.

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Webcast, published: 18/03/2015

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  • Costs case in which an order had been made for the H to pay the W's solicitors so that she could bring her claim for financial provision. The issue here was whether she should repay the money having lost her claim. Judgment, 25/07/2013, free
  • Ex-husband's appeal against the dismissal of his application to strike out his ex-wife's claim for financial remedy, 19 years after they were divorced, and the granting of her application for an A v A order to finance the claim. Judgment, 08/05/2013, free
  • Appeal against decision to strike out wife's financial remedy application as an abuse of process where there had been significant delay. Appeal allowed. Judgment, 11/03/2015, free

Published: 18/03/2015

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