Re Russell.

Maw writes to Davies, "During the time they were living together our respective clients were able to settle all these matters without the intervention of lawyers and something has happened to their relations together which apparently renders this now more difficult."

The "... simple declaration of equality in all matters relating to the care and residence of the children would prove the best guide for their future conduct" within the deed of separation. Maw lays out three points as to which Dora believes she has made substantial concessions, "Solely by way of emphasising the significance attached by my client to the provision in the agreement about care and residence of the children...." Maw asks Davies to write a letter regarding BR's attitude to the points, and also notes that Dora would like to set up periodical meetings with BR.