Good news: Supreme Court rules in favour of pre-nuptial agreement

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hyperD replied

20 October 2010, 15:13
Originally posted by AtW View Post

"The UK Supreme Court has ruled that a pre-nuptial agreement is binding in the case of a German paper company heiress.

Katrin Radmacher's ex-husband Nicolas Granatino went to the Supreme Court after appeal judges slashed his divorce settlement from more than £5m to £1m.

The Supreme Court said it agreed that in the right case such agreements can have decisive or compelling weight."

More: BBC News - Supreme Court rules in favour of pre-nuptial agreement

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sasguru replied

20 October 2010, 10:45
Originally posted by AtW View Post

"The UK Supreme Court has ruled that a pre-nuptial agreement is binding in the case of a German paper company heiress.

Katrin Radmacher's ex-husband Nicolas Granatino went to the Supreme Court after appeal judges slashed his divorce settlement from more than £5m to £1m.

The Supreme Court said it agreed that in the right case such agreements can have decisive or compelling weight."

More: BBC News - Supreme Court rules in favour of pre-nuptial agreement

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AtW started a topic Good news: Supreme Court rules in favour of pre-nuptial agreement

20 October 2010, 10:37
Good news: Supreme Court rules in favour of pre-nuptial agreement

"The UK Supreme Court has ruled that a pre-nuptial agreement is binding in the case of a German paper company heiress.

Katrin Radmacher's ex-husband Nicolas Granatino went to the Supreme Court after appeal judges slashed his divorce settlement from more than £5m to £1m.

The Supreme Court said it agreed that in the right case such agreements can have decisive or compelling weight."

More: BBC News - Supreme Court rules in favour of pre-nuptial agreement
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