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=S=> BGB 1587c There is no equalisation of pension rights to the extent that claiming on the person obliged , taking into account the circumstances of both parties , in particular the acquisition of assets on both sides during the marriage or in connection with the divorce , would be grossly inequitable ; here , the mere fact that circumstances led to the breakdown of the marriage does not mean that they may be taken into account ; to the extent that the person entitled , in expectation of the divorce or after the divorce , by acts or omissions , has brought about a situation where expectancies or prospects of a pension to which he is entitled and which were to be equalised under section 1587 ( 1 ) did not come into existence or ceased to exist ; to the extent that the person entitled , during the marriage , for a long period of time grossly violated his duty to contribute to the family maintenance .
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