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Parliamentarian rejects wives' gold price claim
A final judgment was issued by the Court of Appeal rejecting the husband's obligation to pay the price difference of gold specified in the marital belongings list. The court emphasized that the contract commits both parties to its value at the time it was drafted, and no claim can be made for subsequent price discrepancies. The court based its decision on the clear wording in the list, which states that the husband is responsible for the predetermined gold value (30,700 pounds), and that mentions of price differences are not relevant. The contractual documents are interpreted in accordance with the intent of the parties at the time of notarization. Accordingly, the ruling sets a limit to financial claims related to fluctuations in gold prices after signing, and affirms that the value of the list is the final standard for determining financial obligations between the spouses.
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