article_snippet.sent: Albert Davison lawyers argued that the farm into which Albert Davison had sunk Albert Davison gambling fortune was all held in trust for Albert Davison, Albert Davison daughter from Albert Davison first marriage, and Albert Davison two children from Albert Davison marriage to Albert Davison.
article_snippet.sent: , Mrs Justice Baron said Zoe, also a racehorse trainer, was 'a devoted daughter who was very supportive of She father', who had been generous to She, assisting She with money and advice.
article_snippet.sent: Mrs Davison lawyers argued that the farm (pictured) into which Mrs Davison had sunk Mrs Davison gambling fortune was all held in trust for Zoe Davison, Mrs Davison daughter from Mrs Davison first marriage, and Mrs Davison two children from Mrs Davison marriage to Mrs Davison .
article_snippet.sent: Lynsey Cade-Davies, for Mrs Davison, today told the Appeal Court that the gambler's death had massively reduced his tax liability.
article_snippet.sent: Mrs Davison told the judges that a deal had been done with HMRC by one of the companies controlling the dead man's fortune, which had reduced a £2m-plus tax demand to just £850,000.
article_snippet.sent: Lawyers representing the trusts which hold the dead man's wealth, told the judges that the property was sold to new owners in 2013 for £3.1m.
article_snippet.sent: But Lawyers representing the trusts which hold the dead man's wealth said that only £200,000 now remains in the fund after the dead man debts - including the payout to the dead man wife - had been covered.
article_snippet.sent: In an angry outburst outside court, Zoe Davison, who is not a party to the case, accused her former step-mother of trying to mine out the last remains of her inheritance from her father.
article_snippet.sent: The mother of four, who runs training stables near East Grinstead, in East Sussex, told Mrs Davison and Mrs Davison lawyers: 'That's all I've got left now, a measly £200,000. '