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"Cases that deal with very high incomes test the outer limits of our thinking about spousal support," said the trial judge in the 2016 case of Halliwell v Halliwell after a two and a half week trial.

These updates are aimed at keeping you up to speed and informed of the latest developments in caselaw relevant to your practice.

At the time of going to press the future for construction giant and FTSE 250 company Connaught remains uncertain.

Speak to any Construction Adjudicator and it is likely they will tell you that these days things are getting more tricky getting fees paid.

It wasn't so long ago that mergers and acquisitions were the axes around which London's legal universe evolved. Indeed, elite UK law firms spent 2006 and the first half of 2007 basking in the radiance of record-breaking M&A activity.

Regulation 1924/2006 on nutrition and health claims made on foods was adopted by the European Parliament in December last year and will apply from 1 July 2007 in all member states of the EU (including the UK).

Enforcement of adjudication decisions – or, more precisely, attempts to resist enforcement – continued to occupy much of the time of the Technology and Construction Court.

See “YCMS v Grabiner” under Keating Chambers Reported Cases on exceeding slip rule by recalculation, invalidating adjudicator’s decision.

Weather warning: adjudication hot-house meets depression Precipitation expected (on recent adjudication enforcement decisions featuring “Cantillon v Urvasco”, “Quartzelec v Honeywell” (Fionnuala McCredie), “CJP Builders v William Verry”,” Air Design v Deerglen” (Gaynor Chambers), “Euro Construction Scaffolding v SLLB” (Jessica Stephens), “Vitpol Building Services v Samen”, “Walter Lilly v DMW”, “Dorchester Hotel v Vivid Interiors” (Paul Buckingham), “Kier Regional v City and General” (Adam Const

Halliwells, the client, as respondent in an adjudication, invited the RICS-nominated adjudicator to withdraw for lack of jurisdiction and denied liability for his fees and expenses.