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Former INXS Manager Wins Court Battle Over Hidden Fortune

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Maria-Christina Copinger-Symes, a former INXS manager, secures a significant court victory against her ex-husband and mother-in-law over a hidden £27.6 million gift. The divorce settlement, initially approved by a judge, was overturned due to non-disclosure of the gift. The case now returns to court, allowing Copinger-Symes to pursue a share of her familys £550 million fortune.

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Former INXS Manager Wins Court Battle Over Hidden Fortune

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Former INXS Manager Wins Court Battle Over Hidden Fortune. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 17th, a former manager for the Rock Band INXS has won a major cord victory against her ex-husband, a British SAS major and her own. Multi-millionaire mother over a secret 27,600,000-pound gift. Maria Christina Copenger-Simes, now 54, married James Copenger-Simes, 57, back in 1998. They lived in a 3-million-pound home in Chelsea with their four kids before splitting in 2022. She agreed to pay him 1.2 million pounds while keeping 5.25 million pounds for herself in a deal approved by a judge. Tensions run deep in her wealthy Australian shipping family, worth over 550 million pounds. She's been estranged from her mother, Felicité Perez de la Sala, and sibling since a family fight in Singapore, with a judge describing there. Feelings toward her as hate. Meanwhile, her ex-stay close to her parents, who gave him the huge cash gift after the divorce. Earlier this year, a lower court tossed out the divorce deal, ruling the ex-husband

failed to disclose the expected gift, which skewed the asset, Split. Both he and her mother appealed, arguing the money was non-marital and meant only for him. Today, three senior judges dismissed those appeals, saying the non-disclosure gave a distorted view of their needs. Now the settlement heads back to court for a fresh look, letting her pursue a share of that family fortune.

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