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Publication Date: 11-Jun-2007
Author(s): Greg Kelly, Nicola Peart, John Hart, Bill Patterson, Pravir Tesiram, David Ireland, William Stevens, Stephen Tomlinson, Chris Kelly, Simon Weil, Jessica Palmer, Jim Guest, Mark Cassidy, Iain McCormick
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Publication Date: 23-Jun-2003
Author(s): Margaret Hanson, Greg Kelly, Geoff Harrison, Denise Arnold, Nigel Smith, Ingrid Taylor, Peter Duncan, Don Sweet, David Grinlinton, Alaistaire Hall, Hugh McGuinness, Dr Pramila Fernandez, Jane Chart, Keith Turner, Michael Bos, Michael Goodger, Frank Jasper, William Stevens, Jeannie Warnock
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Author(s): Tony Frankham, Deborah Hollings
Published: 25 July, 2001
Pages: 54
There is no introduction for this publication.
Content outline
- The Property (Relationships) Act
- Fact situation – when Mary met Peter
- Property (Relationships) legislation – the main changes
- Peter and Mary and the Property (Relationships) Act
- Basic concepts of valuation
- The expert’s viewpoint
- More recent approaches to discounted cash flow valuation
- Identifying problems and applying the theory
- Fair value v fair market value
- Choice of valuation methodology
- Assessing future performance for valuation purposes
- Asset valuations and adjustments
- Discounts and premiums for special parcels
- Goodwill and the "bundle of rights"
- Valuation of interests in professional practices
- Intellectual property and "e-valuations"
- Matrimonial property cases as precedent
- Possible approaches under the new Act
- Peter and Mary and s 15
- How to get the best value from your expert - the expert's viewpoint
- The primary evidence
- Assistance with cross-examination
- How to get the best value from your expert - counsel's viewpoint
- Evidence in chief – working with your own witness
- Cross-examination
- Common flaws in valuation reports in matrimonial property proceedings
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