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    Case No. FD20F00034-and-FD19P00380
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    Case No. FD20F00034-and-FD19P00380

    Fecha: 19-Nov-2021

    Re P (Child: Financial Provision)

    [2003] EWCA Civ 837. The second point concerns the making of capital awards for children, whether in Schedule 1 cases or cases pursuant to the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973. There have been numerous cases, starting with Lilford (Lord) v Glynn and continuing with the recent case of Ilott v The Blue Cross and others as referred to above, which have disapproved of such awards. In
    • MR JUSTICE MOOR:-
    • The relevant history, including the litigation history
    • Sears Tooth
    • Evidence filed in support of the respective cases
    • The respective Open Proposals
    • The parties’ Case Summaries
    • Ilott v The Blue Cross and others
    • Lilford (Lord) v Glynn
    • Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989
    • Haroutunian v Jennings
    • Re P (Child: Financial Provision)
    • Ilott
    • DN v UD
    • Part III of the Matrimonial and Family Proceedings Act 1984
    • Agbaje
    • More general matters of law
    • Moher v Moher
    • Baker v Baker
    • Prest v Petrodel
    • Duxbury
    • The evidence of HRH Princess Haya
    • The evidence of Director 1
    • My conclusions on the issues of principle
    • Quantum
    • Al-Khatib v Masry
    • The security budget
    • General maintenance
    • The costs of security for the children as adults and the level of security
    • Schedule A
    • HRH’s home near Kensington Palace
    • Castlewood
    • Leisure

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