Husband and Wife - Ascertaining interest of the parties in former matrimonial

home - Intention at the time of acquisition -Wife not contrib~~tintog the cost of

acquisition - Whether a~reemenmt ade concerning the beneficial interest

Civil Procedure - Application to strike out claim as being statute barred - Claim for

recoverv of credit card debt - Whether limitation period has run -Whether obvious

on the face of the claim - meaning of "writing obligatory" - whether anv reasonable

ground for bringing the action - Limitation of Actions Act, section 52 - Limitation

Application under section 15 of the Maintenance Act- Order for

Maintenance of Children- Application for Lump Sum Payment- Application

for Transfer of Half Interest in Property to the other Spouse.

Contract - ostensible loan contract - whether enforceable - public policy -

. award of costs.

The court finds it more than a little unpalatable to adjudicate upon a .

document the product of the devil's draftsman. The veneer of.

.moneylending jargon which clads the agreements is as efficacious as.

Adam's fig leaf.

The enforcement of these contracts would be the inexorable, if unwitthg, .

legitimization of what was prima facie an AIS. The pernicious socioeconomic

Negligence - Occupiers' Liability - Breach of Contract -

Medical Report not treated as Expert Evidence - Handicap

on the Labour Market whilst employed