Barder appeals - Where Are We Now?
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- Length:
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- Course Aims:
This podcast looks at the concept of Barder appeals, giving an outline of the test for Barder applications and examining subsequent cases where the test has been considered.
- Outcomes:
- After completing the course you will:
- Know what a Barder appeal is;
- Know when a Barder appeal will be appropriate;
- Appreciate the types of Barder appeal that will not be accepted by the court;
- Be aware of the key cases that have defined this area of law.
- Level:
- Specialist
- Classification:
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Case Update
Legal Principles
- Sources and References:
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- Barder v Calouri [1988];
- Cornick v Cornick [1994];
- Dixon v Marchant [2008];
- Judge v Judge [2008];
- F v S (application for ancillary relief) [2009];
- Home v Home [2009];
- Myerson v Myerson [2009];
- Walkden v Walkden [2009];
- Francis v Francis [2010];
- Walkden v Walkden [2009];
- Francis v Francis [2010].
This podcast looks at the origin and concept of a 'Barder appeal' and its subsequent application by the courts.
Podcast last reviewed: 2012-01-30
