› Where a de facto husband advanced the full purchase price for a house of which the de facto wife became the sole registered proprietor; whether the de facto wife held the property on trust for the de facto husband
› Held: there was no trust, as the de facto husband intended to, and did, make a gift of the property to the de facto wife (although the transaction was set aside on other grounds).
Family Law
› Property
› Financial agreements
› s 90UB agreement
› Where the property the subject of the agreement was owned wholly by one partner; where the property the subject of the agreement has been sold and the proceeds used to buy another house in which the couple lived; where the agreement is set aside due to being “impracticable” pursuant to s 90UM.
Case Details
Citation[2019] NSWSC 1022
CourtNSWSC
JurisdictionNew South Wales
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