article_snippet.sent: Lord Justice Patten, Lord Justice Briggs and Lady Justice King, sitting at London's Appeal Court, heard that the couple met in 1989 and enjoyed a relationship for five years before marrying in 1994.
article_snippet.sent: the couple had two children before separating in 1999.
article_snippet.sent: Divorce proceedings were started by Albert Davison in 2005 and the battle over the division of the matrimonial assets dragged on for four years.
article_snippet.sent: However, divorce judge, Mrs Justice Baron, ordered the trust controlling the farm to pay out a £756,000 lump sum to Albert Davison.
article_snippet.sent: In Albert Davison ruling, divorce judge,
article_snippet.sent: Mrs Justice Baron said divorce judge, Mrs Justice Baron had 'a tragically long history' and had run up 'mammoth' legal costs.
article_snippet.sent: However divorce judge, Mrs Justice Baron limited Mrs Davison payout because Mrs Davison ex-husband faced multi-million-pound tax demands and had devalued the property by over £1m by allowing its use for illegal tipping.
article_snippet.sent: Mrs Davison argued that meant his ex-wife was entitled to an 'uplift' in his ex-wife lump sum of up to £260,000, taking his ex-wife payout above the £1m mark.