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July 2002
In Re: Kohli v Kohli (408 of 2002; 583 of 2002) [2002] TCASC 6 (30 July 2002) Respondent paid materially less than reasonable maintenance; court ordered specified periodical payments for spouse and children. Family law — Maintenance under Domestic Proceedings Ordinance — Whether respondent failed to provide reasonable maintenance for spouse and children — Assessment of reasonable maintenance by reference to incomes, earning capacity, needs, pensions and shared care. Family assets — Collapsed pension — Whether constitutes capitalized maintenance or capital asset —	30 July 2002

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July 2002

In Re: Kohli v Kohli (408 of 2002; 583 of 2002) [2002] TCASC 6 (30 July 2002)

Respondent paid materially less than reasonable maintenance; court ordered specified periodical payments for spouse and children.

Family law — Maintenance under Domestic Proceedings Ordinance — Whether respondent failed to provide reasonable maintenance for spouse and children — Assessment of reasonable maintenance by reference to incomes, earning capacity, needs, pensions and shared care. Family assets — Collapsed pension — Whether constitutes capitalized maintenance or capital asset —

30 July 2002