Moran v Moran Murray Waldren
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Moran v Moran

Author: Murray Waldren
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Book Title
Moran v Moran
Author
Murray Waldren
Book Condition
GOOD
ISBN
9780732270209
Book Format
Trade Paperback
Publisher
HarperCollins
Year Published
2001
A family, a suicide and the court case that gripped a nation. In the summer of 2000, the civil trial of Moran v Moran was a real-life soap opera. The plaintiff, Kristina Moran, was repeatedly in tears as she gave and heard evidence about the wealthy family into which she had married. five years earlier, her husband has committed suicide. In trying to come to terms with Brendan Moran's death, his widow sued his parents, nursing-home magnates Doug and Greta Moran, and their eldest son Peter. Kristina alleged that their infliction of physical and emotional harm on Brendan ultimately led to him taking his own life. She was seeking compensation for herself and her two young sons.

A family, a suicide and the court case that gripped a nation.

In the summer of 2000, the civil trial of Moran v Moran was a real-life soap opera.

The plaintiff, Kristina Moran, was repeatedly in tears as she gave and heard evidence about the wealthy family into which she had married.

five years earlier, her husband has committed suicide. In trying to come to terms with Brendan Moran's death, his widow sued his parents, nursing-home magnates Doug and Greta Moran, and their eldest son Peter. Kristina alleged that their infliction of physical and emotional harm on Brendan ultimately led to him taking his own life. She was seeking compensation for herself and her two young sons.

A family, a suicide and the court case that gripped a nation.

In the summer of 2000, the civil trial of Moran v Moran was a real-life soap opera.

The plaintiff, Kristina Moran, was repeatedly in tears as she gave and heard evidence about the wealthy family into which she had married.

five years earlier, her husband has committed suicide. In trying to come to terms with Brendan Moran's death, his widow sued his parents, nursing-home magnates Doug and Greta Moran, and their eldest son Peter. Kristina alleged that their infliction of physical and emotional harm on Brendan ultimately led to him taking his own life. She was seeking compensation for herself and her two young sons.