Turton v Turton
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1987 |
| Year | 1987 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Civil Division) |
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17 cases
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Dean Hinds v Janet Wilmot
...it will be held that the property belongs to the parties beneficially in proportion to those contributions. See Nourse, L.J. in Turton v Turton (1987) 2 ALL ER 641 at p.684. III. In the absence of direct evidence of a common intention, any substantial contribution to the acquisition of the......
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Oxley v Hiscock
...section is not available in the present case." Lord Justice Kerr agreed with both judgments. 28 Some four years later, in Turton v Turton [1988] Ch 542, this Court reaffirmed the principle that the beneficial interests had to be ascertained from consideration of the intentions of the partie......
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Marlene Wright v Ann-Savoy Smith
...it will be held that the property belongs to the parties beneficially in proportion to those contributions. See Nourse, L.J. in Turton v Turton (1987) 2 ALL ER 641 at p. 684 . III. In the absence of direct evidence of a common intention, any substantial contribution to the acquisition of t......
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Stephenson Green v June Green
...it will be held that the property belongs to the parties beneficially in proportion to those contributions. See Nourse, L.J. in Turton v Turton (1987) 2 ALL ER 641 at p. 684. III. In the absence of direct evidence of a common intention, any substantial contribution to the acquisition of ......
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