Partner of dead designer sues family over £1m estate as dog 'stops him working'
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Partner of dead designer sues family over £1m estate as dog 'stops him working'.
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The partner of a deceased designer has sued over an estate worth more than £1million, telling the High Court his duty of care for his dog prevents him from working.Tibor Matyas, both the romantic and business partner of late fashion designer Chris Liu, launched legal action against Mr Liu's family, claiming he requires maintenance payments from the estate to live.The 49-year-old told the court he was financially reliant on Mr Liu during their relationship, and now finds himself without work, while facing ongoing pet care expenses.He argued his dependence on Mr Liu means he should receive "reasonable provision" beyond what he has already inherited.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Mr Liu, a high-profile designer who graduated from the London College of Fashion, launched his career creating womenswear, with designs stocked by high-end retailers such as Harvey Nichols.His work reportedly attracted high-profile customers, with both Kylie Minogue and Sade among those said to have endorsed...
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A: Partner of dead designer sues family over £1m estate as dog 'stops him working'.
B: The partner of a deceased designer has sued over an estate worth more than £1million, telling the High Court his duty of care for his dog prevents him from working.Tibor Matyas, both the romantic and business partner of late fashion designer Chris Liu, launched legal action against Mr Liu's family, claiming he requires maintenance payments from the estate to live.The 49-year-old told the court he was financially reliant on Mr Liu during their relationship, and now finds himself without work, while facing ongoing pet care expenses.He argued his dependence on Mr Liu means he should receive "reasonable provision" beyond what he has already inherited.
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