“…ng as being equivalent to an order” because it was “an integral part of the order”; H v H, as referred to above; and N v N (Jurisdiction: Pre-Nuptial Agreement)[1999] 2 FLR 745. In N v N, Wall J, as he then was, treated this as an established principle, when he said, at pp. 755/756:…”
“… the order meant that he would be unable to obtain or grant a valid Get. In support of this submission he relied on N v N (Jurisdiction: Pre-Nuptial Agreement) [1999] 2 FLR 745.…”