14-Jun-10
START DATE
END DATE
7/5/2010
Kate Ransom Wilson Grayken v. John Patrick Grayken
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Supreme Court of Bermuda
Civil Law Family Law
Richard Ground
Alan Dunch
Paul Smith
FACTS OF THE CASE:
Plaintiff sought amendments to include causes of action in fraudulent misrepresentation negligent misrepresentation mistake and breach of contract regarding the classification of an asset Tsunami I in a divorce settlement agreement. The defendant argued these new causes were statute-barred
SUMMARY:
Issues of misrepresentation and classification of assets in divorce settlement amendments sought for including new causes of action were found statute-barred except for loss flowing from original cause
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Kate Ransom Wilson Grayken v. John Patrick Grayken
Plaintiff sought amendments to include causes of action in fraudulent misrepresentation negligent misrepresentation mistake and breach of contract regarding the classification of an asset Tsunami I in a divorce settlement agreement. The defendant argued these new causes were statute-barred