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The steady embrace of artificial intelligence (AI) in the public and private sectors in Australia and New Zealand has come with broad guidance about using the new technology safely and transparently, with good governance and human oversight. So far, so sensible. Aligning AI use with existing organisational values makes perfect sense. But here’s the catch.
Early on a late September morning in 2023, the famous Northumbrian landmark known as Sycamore Gap Tree was vandalised; felled by a suspected group of four men. "The process of grafting a plant is precise, and various techniques are being used by the experts hoping to save the sycamore." Since the events of that morning, the local community has mourned the loss of this great tree, which had held its roots by the historical Hadrian’s Wall for nearly 200 years.
Summary A recent decision of the CJEU has addressed the definition of habitual residence for divorce jurisdiction under Art 3 of BIIA. It confirms the interpretation hitherto held in England that a party can have only one habitual residence at one time. But it has also given a strong indication that habitual residence has to be continuous for the requisite period before the date of issuing of proceedings and not just on the date of issue.
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