Enforcement: Continuing relevance

Fullers Family Law | February 2022 #210
Molly Betts examines the ongoing significance of the EU Maintenance Regulation in relation to non-EU member states It was argued on behalf of the father that, had the proceedings which were actually issued in Monaco been issued in another member state, then those proceedings would have had priority under the EU Maintenance Regulation and the …

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Enforcement: Be careful what you ask for

Rayden Solicitors | October 2021 #207
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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Planning mistakes and enforcement: Dealing with planning control breaches

Brabners LLP | March 2021 #385
Alexandra Jones summarises the planning enforcement regime and what to do where a planning enforcement notice is issued in light of a recent decision The effect of appealing the enforcement notice is that the terms of the notice are suspended until the appeal is decided. The system of planning control exists to regulate development so …

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