Table of contents
- Original news
- What were the main issues raised in this case?
- How did the court differentiate between a series of lump sums and a single lump sum payable by instalments?
- What are the implications of that differentiation?
- Did the judgment clarify the law in this area? Are there any grey areas remaining?
- What should lawyers advising on this area of law take into account?
Article summary
Family analysis: It may not always be clear whether an order was made for the payment of a lump sum in instalments or several lump sums. Alex Davies is head of the family team at Cripps Harries Hall, who represented the wife in Hamilton v Hamilton. He examines the circumstances in which a lump sum order can be varied.
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