Neil v Neil [2019] EWHC 3330 (Fam)

Set aside: Dealing with dishonesty

Matthew Taylor analyses a case involving an order obtained by fraudulent conduct and the steps that may be taken by the court in such cases ‘If fraud is established, the order must be set aside unless the court is satisfied that the fraud would not have influenced a reasonable person to enter into the order …

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Procedure: Not a dress rehearsal

Ellie Foster and Eleanor Cawthra highlight the issue of finality of judgments, the ability of a judge to change their mind and the submission of further evidence ‘Allowing disappointed litigants the impression that the court will accede easily to the introduction of fresh evidence after judgment, that they could have adduced at first instance had …

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