Separation of Property. The Couple both formally consent out of their own free will to provide the status, ownership, and division of property. This Agreement shall also include future income, assets, and liabilities of the Couple.
Separation of Property. Separate Property shall remain the exclusive property of the Party to whom it belongs, and shall not vest any interest from the other Party to which claims any interest or right to such property, even if the factual record suggests either an implied or prescriptive easement. For purposes of this Agreement, “Separate Property” includes, but is not limited to: (1) all property, assets, and liabilities owned by each Party prior to the marriage, and which shall remain in effect sole and exclusive property of the respective Party; (2) any inheritance, gifts, or bequests received by either Party from a third party before and during the marriage, regardless of the manifestation of that inheritance, gift, or bequest in the form of cash, property, equity, real property, or other investment; (3) all income, dividends, interest, and profits derived from Separate Property; (4) any property, assets, or income acquired during the marriage by a Party with a Separate Property; (5) Any other property that the Parties may designate as Separate Property, made in writing, during the marriage; and (6) any retirement or pension accounts held in their name prior to the marriage, even if further contributions are made to the accounts.
Separation of Property. Both Parties hereby agree:
4.1 that in the event of Marriage they will each retain all rights and obligations over their respective property whether that property is now owned or will be subsequently acquired before or during the Marriage.
4.2 that in the event of Marriage they shall each have the absolute and unconditional right to dispose of their respective separate property free from any claim by the other and their rights to their respective property shall remain as if they were not married.
4.3 that the Marriage shall not give either Party any right or benefit in the property of the other Party.
4.4 that the above clauses (4.2 and 4.3) shall apply notwithstanding any investment by one Party of time, effort or money in the maintenance, improvement or other betterment of the property of the other Party.
4.5 that the above clauses (4.2 and 4.3) shall continue indefinitely and that the passing of time shall not affect the agreed separation of assets.
4.6 that the above clauses (4.2 and 4.3) shall apply notwithstanding any behaviour, agreement, promise or course of action which purports to confer the rights or obligations of one Party upon the other unless it be formalised in accordance with clause 14 of this prenuptial Agreement.
Separation of Property. To the extent requested, TSG will ensure that any materials or other property of Business Unit that it holds, including Confidential Information and all other information produced and maintained by it in the provision of the Services to Business Unit, will remain separately identifiable and logically separate from that of TSG and its other business units at all times, including under adverse conditions. The cost for any such separation will be borne by Business Unit.
