A mother, Mrs Violet Lalgee Jones, agreed with her daughter, Mrs Ruby Padavatton, that if she would give up her secretary job at the Indian embassy in Washington DC and study for the bar in England, the mother would pay maintenance (from Trinidad, East Indian descent). The mother gave monthly payments of 42 pounds and then bought a London house (the daughter moved out of a one-room flat in Acton to 181 Highbury Quadrant, Highbury) which she lived in and rented out.
A mother, Mrs Violet Lalgee Jones, concurred with her daughter, Mrs Ruby Padavatton, that if she would relinquish her secretary position at the Indian embassy in Washington DC and pursue a law degree in England, the mother would provide financial support (from Trinidad, East Indian descent). The mother made regular payments of 42 pounds and subsequently purchased a London residence (the daughter relocated from a one-room flat in Acton to 181 Highbury Quadrant, Highbury), which she occupied and rented out.