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Freezing Orders: Wrong court, wrong time, wrong reasons
Katie Chew explains the lessons to be learnt from a decision of Mostyn J on how not to make a without notice application for a freezing order ‘The applicant has a high duty of candour when making an application without notice that, if breached, could lead to the order being discharged.’ In Tobias v Tobias …
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- Tobias v Tobias [2017] EWFC 46
- UL v BK (Freezing Orders: Safeguards: Standard Examples) [2013] EWHC 1735 (Fam)