preliminary dispute about maintenance. Ruling: The case was heard in the family division of the High Court, which sits in the Royal Courts of Justice in London, pictured Row: The dispute took place in the South of France. Pictured is Cannes harbour (file photo)'In June 2013,Nike Air Max 90 EM Womens Green, relations between the parties irretrievably broke down, when the parties had a most animated argument in the south of France, in circumstances where the husband had put to death the wife’s pet ram.' Mr Justice Mostyn said the woman applied for maintenance, pending a trial of the couple’s claims over money, at a hearing in March.DIVORCE WISHLIST: MAINTENANCE DEMANDED BY WEALTHY WIFE￡170,000 Rent in London￡70,000 Holidays and flgiths￡24,000 Clothes and shoes￡18,000 Restaurants￡7,000 Health insurance￡6,000 Lease on a carThe woman’s 'budget' included ￡18,Nike Air Max 2013 Mens Hyper Blue,000 a year for restaurants, ￡70,000 for holidays and European flights,Nike Air Max 2015 Flyknit Mens Black Blue, and ￡24,000 for clothes and footwear. The man said her claims, which totalled ￡393,000 a year, were 'too high'.Mr Justice Mostyn said he had concluded that she should be paid around ￡14,166 a month - about ￡170,Nike Flyknit Air Max 2015 Mens Blue Green,000 a year - in maintenance.Her revised budget included ￡12,000 for clothes and shoes, ￡50,000 for flights and holidays and ￡10,000 for restaurants.Mr Justice Mostyn added that there was no suggestion the man would struggle to pay the huge sums for his wife's upkeep.His judgment also dealt with the issue of 'divorce tourism' raised by the fact that the man and woman are filing for divorce in separate countries in an apparent bid to get a better settlement.Mr Justice Mostyn said: 'It is perfectly obvious what the motives of the parties were in issuing proceedings respectively in England and Austria.'The wife obviously believes that she will be afforded more generous treatment by this court than in the court of her homeland. The husband believes that he will be afforded more conservative and, therefore to him, more generous treatment in the court of his wife's homeland.'However he added that under European law there is nothing to stop claimants 'shopping' for a better deal, and that to an extent the practice is 'encouraged' by the lack of clauses to stop it.The case is due to continue at a further hearing in December. 2599615
70 shares 2 View comments West Ham are interested in signing Sunderland right-back Phil Bardsley this summer.The Upton Park club have begun planning for next season with their Barclays Premier League status virtually assured. And Sam Allardyce is keen on bringing the Scotland international to the club ahead of next season.VIDEO Scroll down to watch Poyet discuss Sunderland's chances of staying up On the move? West Ham are interested in Sunderland defender Phil Bardsley Time running out: Bardsley (right) is out of contract with Sunderland in the summer Forward thinking: West Ham boss Sam Allardyce has started to plan for next season Bardsley is out of contract at the end of the season and is yet to agree a new deal with the Black Cats.And the Hammers want to explore the possibility of taking the former Manchester United full-back on a free transfer this summer. More... Eriksen says his future is at Spurs after starring in win over Sunderland Shiners of the season: After Brown's swollen eye for Sunderland, which Premier League star suffered the worst black eye? ADRIAN DURHAM: Kane must not be allowed to follow McEachran and Wickham in falling down the English talent drain Eriksen tricks Adebayor by untying his laces during celebration... but Sherwood's Spurs avoid slip up in 5-1 win Gerrard has scored 10 penalties for Liverpool this season... but how many should have been given? We lost to the champions: Carroll backs former club Liverpool to win the title after win at Upton Park Having been frozen out by former manager Paolo Di Canio, the defender has been a regular under Gus Poyet.But with the Stadium of Light club looking certainties for relegation, question marks loom over a number of their players’ futures. Poyet: We need a miracle to survive Relegated? Sunderland are currently bottom of the Premier League and look likely to go down Trusting: Gus Poyet put Bardsley back in the team after being exiled by Paolo Di Canio Key man: Bardsley celebrates scoring against Manchester United during Sunderland's Capital One Cup semi-final victory More... Eriksen says his future is at Spurs after starring in win over Sunderland Shiners of the season: After Brown's swollen eye for Sunderland, which Premier League star suffered the worst black eye? ADRIAN DURHAM: Kane must not be allowed to follow McEac