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Rapp v Sarre (Formerly Rapp) [2016] EWCA Civ 93 (18 February 2016)
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This is an appeal against an ancillary relief order made by HHJ Everall QC on 21 January 2015. The appellant is the husband, who contends that the judge was wrong to divide the capital assets unequally between himself and the wife, giving her a greater share and, on his case, giving her assets which were more liquid and less risky than those which he was to have. He also advances some more detailed points about the judge's quantification of the assets and thus the net effect of the award. In addition, he is critical of the judge for relying on his drug addiction as a factor in the assessment of the appropriate order.
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For all these reasons, I would also dismiss the appeal against Judge Everall's ancillary relief order.
This is an appeal against an ancillary relief order made by HHJ Everall QC on 21 January 2015. The appellant is the husband, who contends that the judge was wrong to divide the capital assets unequally between himself and the wife, giving her a greater share and, on his case, giving her assets which were more liquid and less risky than those which he was to have. He also advances some more detailed points about the judge's quantification of the assets and thus the net effect of the award. In addition, he is critical of the judge for relying on his drug addiction as a factor in the assessment of the appropriate order.
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For all these reasons, I would also dismiss the appeal against Judge Everall's ancillary relief order.
