Trestain v Trestain
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Year | 1950 |
| Date | 1950 |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
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7 cases
- Duchesne v Duchesne
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Tumath v Tumath
...have "been properly recognised as a rule of public policy in 1943 or 1951 is not necessarily valid in 1969. Even twenty years ago in Trestain v. Trestain (1950 P.) at p. 202 Lord Justice Denning said the fact that he husband has obtained this decree does not give a true picture of the condu......
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Porter v Porter
...of no importance in reaching conclusions as to whose conduct actually broke up the marriage. Already in 1950 Lord Justice Denning in Trestain v. Trestain, 1950 P. said at page 202r "I desire to say emphatically that the fact that the husbands has obtained this decree does not give a true pi......
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Poon Lok To Otto Formerly Known As Pun Lok To Otto v Kan Lai Kwan Also Known As Kan Lai Kwan Kay And Another
...title id="_ftn121" onclick="Javascript:void(0)" style="color=black;">[121] Ibid. [122] [1969] 1 WLR 1155. [123] At p 1159. [124] [1950] P 198 at 202; cited by Sachs LJ at p [125] [1971] P 282 at 284. [126] MPPO sections 4 and 6. [127] H’s printed case in FACV 21, §45. [128]...
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1 books & journal articles
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Albert Camus' Politics of Rebellion
...aspirations. 20 "Deux réponses à Emmanuel d’Astier de la Vigerie," Actuelles: Chroniques, 1944-1948 (Paris: Gallimard, 1950), p. 198. 409 These rulers have not hesitated to avail themselves of such techniques as massmurder and systematic injustice, perpetrated in the name of j......