article_snippet: In January last year, Family Division judge Mr Justice Coleridge gave the go-ahead for the sale of the former family home in Belgravia to a Spanish firm Zirrintza owned by Fabregas.
article_snippet: In a preceding hearing, Family Division judge Mr Justice Coleridge had claimed the property was being sold at 'significant undervalue', claiming Family Division judge Mr Justice Coleridge was worth up to £10million and at least £7million.
article_snippet: But in allowing the sale of the former family home in Belgravia to a Spanish firm Zirrintza owned by Mr Fabregas, Deputy Judge Richard Snowden QC said Family Division judge Mr Justice Coleridgehas a history of lacking credibility'.
article_snippet: In a previous case, Mr Justice Coleridge ordered the sale of the Grade II listed flat in April 2013 when Family Division judge Mr Justice Coleridge was ordered to pay Mr Justice Coleridge ex wife £1.4million to buy a new home.
article_snippet: Mr Justice Coleridge claimed that if Fabregas bought the former home Mr Fabregas bought the former home would end up staying there and have £1.4million in the bank.
article_snippet: Mr Justice Coleridge also claimed a higher price was achievable.
article_snippet: Also in April 2013, Family Division judge Mr Justice Coleridge lost Family Division judge Mr Justice Coleridge bid to appeal against the financial settlement when Family Division judge Mr Justice Coleridge claimed that Fabregas would be keeping Mr Fabregas bought the former home in the future.
article_snippet: The judge said Family Division judge Mr Justice Coleridge was financed by The judge wealthy father.
article_snippet: Since then Family Division judge Mr Justice Coleridge and his wealthy father undertook to pay a total of £680,000 owing in legal costs in a series of lump sum payments.
article_snippet: In dismissing his claim The judge said Family Division judge Mr Justice Coleridge was seeking to argue the same points which had already been ruled on.