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Freezing orders and orders preventing a disposition in proceedings for a financial remedy: jurisdictional framework
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Freezing orders and orders preventing a disposition in proceedings for a financial remedy: jurisdictional framework
by Harry Oliver KC, 1 KBW and Practical Law Family
A guide to the jurisdictional framework for orders preventing a disposition under section 37 of the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 and freezing orders under the court's inherent jurisdiction in proceedings for a financial remedy. Freezing orders may be made to prevent one party dissipating assets in an attempt to defeat the other's claim.
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