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This CPDcast series aims to provide an overview of recent ancillary relief case law. Part one looks at cases relating to jurisdiction, procedure and preliminary issues and the exercise of the discretion and principles of distribution. Part two examines cases pertaining to disclosure and 'Hildebrand' rules, costs and settlements and agreements.
In this two part CPDcast series, Richard Tambling, a barrister at 1 Garden Court Family Law Chambers, examines recent cases relating to ancillary relief.
In part one, he examines procedure and preliminary issues, as discussed in the cases of Re Z (Restraining Solicitors for acting) [2009], Miller Smith v Miller Smith [2009] and KSO v MJO and JMO (PSO Intervening) [2008], and the exercise of the discretion and principles of distribution as examined in Moore v Moore [2009], H v H (Financial Relief) [2010] and Behzadi v Bezhadi [2008].
In part 2, he discusses disclosure and the 'Hildebrand' Rules in the cases of Imerman v Imerman [2010], V v V (Financial Relief) [2009], costs in the case of Harrison v Harrison [2009], and finally settlements and agreements in Macleod v Macleod [2008], F v F (Pre-nuptial agreement) [2009] and Radmacher v Granatino.
Podcast last reviewed: 2012-02-27