Shipman v Shipman
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Year | 1924 |
| Date | 1924 |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
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8 cases
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Gurasz v Gurasz
...it by making an injunction to restrain the husband from interfering with the exercise of it. Such was done in Shipman v. Shipman, (1924 2 Ch. 140) where the house was in the wife's name: and in Silverstone v. Silverstone, (1953 P. 174) when the house was in the husband's name. Those cases w......
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Harrow London Borough Council v Johnstone
...the future even if section 37 of the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 is not available because the prescribed conditions are not satisfied: Shipman v. Shipman [1991] 1 F.L.R. 250, and see also Roche v. Roche (1981) Fam. Law 243. 21 Looking though this list it is plain that most of the items on i......
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Pettitt v Pettitt
...although it is true that their special relationship has always to be taken into account. An illustration is to be found in the case of Shipman v. Shipman [1924] 2 Ch. 140. There a wife obtained an injunction restraining her husband from living in her house which had formed the matrimonial ......
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National Provincial Bank Ltd v Ainsworth (A.P.).
...had treated his wife badly for he was restrained from entering the home which was the wife's separate property. Shipman v. Shipman [1924] 2 Ch. 140. 13Whether proceedings could be taken between husband and wife for possession of property outside the terms of the Act of 1882 is no longer of ......
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