Millionaire's 18m promise' made to ex over lavish lunch not legally binding
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The Independent actively covers significant societal issues including reproductive rights and climate change, emphasizing the need for comprehensive reporting to present balanced viewpoints. They argue against paywalls to ensure free access to quality journalism. In a recent court case, Christina Haynes's claim to share ownership of a family home, promised during a casual lunch, was dismissed by a judge who deemed it an 'elaborate performance.' Despite their significant personal history, legal support for her claims was insufficient following their separation.
High Court Judge Joanne Wicks described the meeting as an 'elaborate performance' meant to placate Christina Haynes, lacking any legal validity despite the emotional implications.
Haynes, who ended up not receiving the promised share of their property, faced a significant setback in her claim against her ex-partner, detailed by Judge Wicks.
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