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White v White
[2000] UKHL 54, [2001] 1 AC 596
Key Principle
In ancillary relief the overriding objective is fairness, which requires that there be no discrimination between the money-earner and the home-maker/child-carer, and a judge should check any proposed division against the yardstick of equality, departing from it only where there is good reason to do so.
Area of Law
family
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