CS v ACS & anor [2015] EWHC 1005 (Fam)

Enforcement: Be careful what you ask for

Eleanor Mills examines the Court of Appeal’s approach to a case where the wife sought to rectify a correctly made order on an incorrect application In Des Pallieres, the narrow ambit of the slip rule did not encompass the rectification of the order the wife sought, as no mistake had been made in the making …

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Schedule 1: Within limits

Michael Chapman and Clare Williams analyse whether, when and how the court will vary a settlement of property order made in proceedings under Sch 1 to the Children Act 1989 ‘It is not difficult to imagine a series of situations that could necessitate the review of an order settling property for the benefit of a …

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Disclosure: Managing management

Eugenie Taylor looks at whether it is possible to exonerate a party from their duty of disclosure ‘It could not be right, if a finding was made that the deceased deliberately had misled the appellant and the court, for her conduct to be saved by a delay on the part of the appellant in discovering …

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Case: CS v ACS & anor [2015] EWHC 1005 (Fam)

Enforcement: Be careful what you ask for

Schedule 1: Within limits

Disclosure: Managing management