Injunctive Relief: Take no notice

Serle Court | The Commercial Litigation Journal | May/June 2017 #73
Richard Walford looks at the future of notification orders ‘The terms of the notification order were in reality a variant of those of a conventional freezing order, and therefore the same threshold requirements applied.’The dealings between Mr Mark Holyoake and the Candy brothers have caused a welter of accusation and counter-accusation: as might be expected …

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Injunctions: Let me know before you go go

Lamb Chambers (Chambers of Mark West) | The Commercial Litigation Journal | January/February 2017 #71
David Sawtell assesses the utility of notification injunctions ‘An applicant who has successfully obtained a notification injunction should be ready to apply back to court for a full freezing injunction if they are notified or become aware of a transaction or transactions that will damage their position.’ In Holyoake v Candy [2016] Nugee J gave …

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