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The Royal Court refused to reduce spousal maintenance, found no material non-disclosure, and varied the review clause to allow review at age 65 or on material change.
W -v- X (Matrimonial) [2016] JRC 171A (28 September 2016)
The Royal Court in Jersey varied the timing of a £80,000 matrimonial payment after structural damage delayed the respondent’s ability to remortgage or sell the property.
In the matter of M [2011] JRC 057A (16 March 2011)
The Jersey Royal Court reduced child maintenance from ÂŁ1,300 to ÂŁ933 per month, authorized wage arrest enforcement, and deferred arrears payment.
J -v- H and R [2005] JRC 160 (14 November 2005)
A matrimonial appeal over a property transfer order was dismissed. The court upheld a clean-break approach and held the wife's changed circumstances did not justify altering the order.
S and A v Standard Chartered [2003] JRC 133 (18 July 2003)
The Royal Court of Jersey refused to defer a bidder deadline for a company sale, but allowed a limited amendment to the sale agreement and prior order.
J v K [2001] JRC 209A (24 October 2001)
The court held that a ratified matrimonial agreement could be varied by the Greffier, including child maintenance and Mesher order provisions, and fixed a hearing date.
1998/203 - Gleeson v Webster [1998] UR 203 (15 October 1998)
The Royal Court refused to vary a consent order to let the defendant sell matrimonial property before the ancillary hearing, keeping the undertakings in force.
Braid v Barnes [1998] JLR 15 (09 January 1998)
The court construed a consent order’s liberty to apply clause strictly, limiting intervention to execution difficulties and not a broad rehearing of the merits.
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