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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Freezing Orders: The good, the bad and the frozen

RPC | The Commercial Litigation Journal | September/October 2016 #69
Elizabeth Wiggin and Geraldine Elliott weigh up a recent case on freezing orders ‘The overriding consideration for the judge in deciding whether to maintain the freezing order was the interests of justice. He found that the injustice to the bank if the freezing order was discharged and the defendants were free to dissipate their assets …

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