Norman v Norman [2017] EWCA Civ 120

Rescission: Information overload

David Wilkinson considers a case concerned with the power of the court to vary, suspend, rescind or revive an order made by it Litigants should not be permitted to have ‘two bites at the cherry’ by applying again before the same court in relation to the same matter and there is an important public policy …

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Set aside: Original thinking

Matt Vincent considers the circumstances in which a financial order may be set aside and the available scope in cases involving a significant change in asset values In CB v EB Mostyn J found that where there is an inconsistency between statute and a practice direction, it is the practice direction that must be declared …

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