SINGAPORE - Money is often not the most important issue in a marriage if spouses see eye to eye on most matters. But what if one half of the partnership goes rogue, starts spending like there is no tomorrow and lands the family under a mountain of debt.
While money problems are common in a relationship, a landmark case in the High Court illustrates just how such behaviour can have far-reaching consequences.
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