The husband had argued before the Master that he was entitled to some level of compensation for his time, energy and effort in winding down the farm operation. The Master had ruled relying on sound authority, that in the context of a Family Property Act accounting he had no authority or jurisdiction to make such an allowance: Van Meijl-Gisbers v. Van Meijl [2000] M.J. No. 341.
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