Malcolm Hay

Malcolm specialises in high and low resource ancillary relief cases.

Malcolm is qualified to accept instructions under the Bar Council Public Access Scheme.

1972 Grays Inn call
BA (Oxon)
Deputy District Judge
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Degree/University: BA Oxon
Memberships: FLBA
Areas of Practice: Ancillary Relief on divorce
Schedule 1 child support
Inheritance Act family provision
Private Law children's cases
Public Law children's cases
Languages: Conversational and written French
Conversational and written Italian
Outside Interests: Wine tasting, horse-racing, horticulture, being in Italy

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Jones v Kernott

For Chancery and family practitioners dealing with cohabitation claims the wait is over: the Supreme Court finally handed down its Judgment in the eagerly awaited case of Jones v Kernott on 9th November 2011. The latest in a long line of judicial efforts to grapple with the problems created by co-ownership of property, the main impact of the judgment will be in 'joint names' cases.

Luke Barnes and Mark Jones give their initial reaction.

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Jones v Kernott

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