Bezeliansky v Bezelianskaya [2016] EWCA Civ 76

Variation: Opening the door

Andrew Scott examines a long-running case as to the revision of a final order to reflect subsequent events and the jurisdiction of the court to do so ‘In Bezeliansky, the Court of Appeal approved Thwaite and confirmed the court’s power to vary an order, or make a new order, when new evidence is presented and …

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Enforcement: Into thin air

Laura Guillon analyses a Court of Appeal decision where international assets and a reluctant party prevented the implementation of a financial consent order ‘The test for determining one or more of the circumstances in which a final consent order may be reviewed will vary, as while, for example, it is necessary to prove a fraud …

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