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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE
CIVIL DIVISION
ON APPEAL FROM THE HIGH COURT
FAMILY DIVISION
(Mr Justice Kirkwood)

		The Royal Courts of Justice The Strand London Wednesday 19 June 2002

Wednesday 19 June 2002

1. LORD JUSTICE THORPE: Mrs Le Foe, by an appellant's notice received on 14 March, seeks permission to appeal an order made by Kirkwood J on 20 February. The order is simple in its terms. It dismissed the application then before the judge, brought by Mrs Le Foe, and refused her permission to appeal. However, the gain for her on that day was recorded in a recital to the effect that counsel for GMAC, the intervening party, assured the court that his client would give consideration (1) to details of prospective purchasers provided in writing by Mrs Le Foe and (2) to any letter of advice obtained by her from Hampton & Co as to asking sale price.
2. All this, of course, is underlain by a concern that the sale of family property by a mortgagee would result in prejudice. Mrs Le Foe tells me this morning that in fact the mortgagee has exchanged on the property on 7 June at a figure of £1.616m, which Mrs Le Foe agrees is a good price for the property. Accordingly any misgiving she may have had about the protection afforded to her by the order of 20 February is now overtaken by happy events. In any event, it is perfectly plain that Kirkwood J gave no judgment on that day. The transcript of proceedings shows that he conducted the application informally, obtaining from Mr Jones concessions which were subsequently recited in the order.
3. For all those reasons, this application is now academic and I dismiss it.
ORDER: Application dismissed