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Conduct in Financial Remedies Cases

This talk considers Conduct in its widest sense and misconduct in relation to its possible impact on the court’s order in financial remedies cases. Running Time approximately 45 minutes with detailed accompanying notes. (Suggested CPD: provided at least 8 of the 10 accompanying questions are answered correctly: 2 HOURS)

This talk is presented by David Salter, Consultant, Mills & Reeve LLP 

Topics covered include:

  

• Background

• When is Conduct Relevant?

• Procedural Issues
  

  • FPR 2010

  • Civil restraint orders

• Examples of Relevant Conduct
  

  • Allegations of conduct on the part of applicant reducing award

  • Conduct of respondent increasing award to applicant

  • Conduct of applicant increasing award to applicant

  • Conduct of both parties

  • Capitalisation as a result of conduct

  • Add-backs

  • Agreements as conduct
    

• Litigation Misconduct
  

  • What do the FPR 2010 say?

  • What do the cases say?

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