Case No. BV20D11362

[2001] 2 FLR 192 at [70] where Thorpe LJ said:-“In this case, the reality is that the husband traded his wife’s unascertained share as well as his own between separation and trial, particularly committing those undivided shares to the investment in Baco. The wife’s share went on risk and she is plainly entitled to what in the event has proved to be a substantial profit.”52.Mr Marks postulates a number of circumstances where it will be possible to establish post-separation endeavour. He identifies cases where there is still more to do after the date of the trial to harvest the asset (eg