Bellenden (orse Satterthwaite) v Satterthwaite
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1948 |
| Year | 1948 |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
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323 cases
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Preston v Preston
...that I would not have awarded so large a sum. On the other hand, in this court, we have to bear in mind Asquith L.J.'s warning in Bellenden -v- Satterthwaite 1948 1 AER, 343 at p.345: "We are here concerned with a judicial discretion, and it is of the essence of such a discretion that on th......
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G v G (Minors: Custody Appeal)
...therefore the judge has a discretion and they are cases to which the observations of Asquith L.J., as he then was, in Bellenden (formerly Satterthwaite) v. Satterthwaite [1948] 1 All E.R. 343, apply. My attention was called to that case by my noble and learned friend Lord Bridge of Harwich......
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Gojkovic v Gojkovic
...an exercise of judicial discretion. Mr. Jackson has reminded this court of the case of Bellenden (formerly Satterthwaite) v. Satterthwaite [1948] 1 All E.R. 343, and of the words of Asquith, L.J. that it was only where the exercise of a discretion exceeded the generous ambit within which re......
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Dufour et Al v Helenair Corporation Ltd et Al
...then the reversal of the order on appeal may be justified." 11The second condition was explained by Asquith L.J. in Bellenden (formerly Satterthwaite) v Satterthwaite (1948) 1 AER 343 at 345 in language which was approved and adopted by the House of Lords in G v G (1985) 2 AER 225 and which......
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9 books & journal articles
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Cases referred to in 1963
...Sahai (1879) 2 All 253. 269 Barnhart v. Greenshields (1853) 9 MOO. P.C. 18. 102 Bellenden (formerly Satterthwaite) v. Satterthwaite (1948) 1 All E.R. 343. .241 Blundell v. R. (1905) 1 K.B. 516 183 Blunt v. Blunt (1933) A.C. 517 at 524. 219 Brace v. Calder (1895) 2 Q.B. 255. 111 Bradford Cor......
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Child Support on or after Divorce
...are so high as to “excee[d] the generous ambit within which reasonable disagreement is possible”: Bellenden v. Satterthwaite, [1948] 1 All E.R. 343 (Eng. C.A.). (para. Citing the judgment of Rosenberg JA in Tauber v Tauber,155 Conrad JA further observed that a prima facie case may be suffic......
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Child Support on or After Divorce
...are so high as to “excee[d] the generous ambit within which reasonable disagreement is possible”: Bellenden v. Satterthwaite, [1948] 1 All E.R. 343 (Eng. C.A.). (para. Citing the judgment of Rosenberg JA in Tauber v Tauber,167 Conrad JA further observed that a prima facie case may be suffic......
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Low- and high-income earners; annual income over $150,000
...are so high as to “excee[d] the generous ambit within which reasonable disagreement is possible”: Bellenden v. Satterthwaite , [1948] 1 All E.R. 343 at 345. (para. 49) Applying these principles in Ewing v. Ewing , the Alberta Court of Appeal held that the chambers judge had committed four e......
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