F and M had been involved in protracted and bitter litigation on their divorce. They had come each to seek the committal of the other for alleged perjury and otherwise, but those applications were not being pursued.
Held: The father’s remaining applications were dismissed as being attempts to relitigate and as without merit. The court went further and made a Grepe v Loam order.
Judges:
Sir James Munby P FD
Citations:
[2015] EWHC 1064 (Fam)
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Jurisdiction:
England and Wales
Citing:
Cited – Grepe v Loam; Bulteel v Grepe CA 1887
The court was asked for an order restricting the right of a group of litigants be restrained from beginning further court actions without first obtaining the court’s consent, they having been accused of issuing vexatious proceedings.
Held: The . .
Cited – Kemmis v Kemmis (Welland and Others Intervening) CA 1988
H had mortgaged the matrimonial home to release funds to support his lifestyle. The bank knew about the family circumstances and the mortgage was set aside at first instance. W applied to have the charge set aside.
Held: The application . .
Cited – Morrow v Morrow 1995
While it may be uncommon, the fact that a claimant stands to inherit whatever may fall into the actual death estate does not preclude an order being made under sections 10 and 2 in her favour. . .
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Children, Family
Updated: 08 September 2022; Ref: scu.545894