Freezing Injunctions

Such assets could be property, shares or bank accounts, amongst others.

As freezing injunctions have been described as a ‘draconian’ measure, the Courts are keen to ensure that the assets subject to the freezing order are no more than is necessary and that the order allows the defendant reasonable living costs, including legal costs and the ability to carry out transactions in the ordinary course of business.

Having argued for and successfully obtained numerous freezing orders, Tenet is experienced in tailoring such orders to meet the Court’s requirements and to reduce the risk of the order being overturned at the return hearing.

Tenet is also well placed to advise on the duties of an applicant, such as the duty of full and frank disclosure and the requirement for a cross undertaking in damages.