Oxley v Hiscock [2005]

Key Points of the Case:

• Discount on Purchase Price: B was entitled to a discount on the purchase price of a property.

• Impact on Co-owner: This right to a discount also affected the co-owner, integrating it into B’s direct contribution to the property.

• Direct Contribution: The case considered this discount as part of B’s direct financial contribution to the property.

• Comparison with Laskar [2008]: Similar principles were observed in Laskar v Laskar [2008], where direct financial contributions, such as discounts or other financial advantages related to the property, were acknowledged as integral to the calculation of property interests.