Injunctions Flashcards

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Statute and Section: Procedure for interim injunction, may be interlocutory or final, High Court may grant where just and convenient

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Section 37 of Senior Court Act 1981

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PD: Sets out procedural rules on interim injunctions

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PD 25A

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Case: Court must consider (a) if there is a serious issue to be tried, (b) whether damages would be an adequete remedy, (c) where the balance of convenience lays

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American Cyanamid v Ethicon Ltd. 1975

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General Rule: Basis for costs if injunction granted on balance of convenience

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Costs should be reserved

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General Rule: Basis for costs if Defendant successfully resists application for injunction

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Claimant generally will pay costs of application

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General Rule: Basis for costs if application is “quia timet” (to prevent future harm”)

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Costs decided on facts of claim/how necessary

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Case: Where interim injunction granted, Court will normally reserve costs

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Desquenne et Giral UK Ltd. v Richardson 1999

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Case: Must consider reserved costs and whether injunctions were not appropriate at the trial stage

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Kickers International SA v Paul Kettle Agencies 1997

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Case: Costs generally reserved where injunction is on balance of convenience, but Court has discretion to not reserve costs and take another approach

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Picnic at Ascot v Derigs 2001

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Case: Where not possible to measure the success of an application, reserve costs and consider each case on own facts

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Hospital Metalcraft v Optimus British Hospital Metalcraft 2015

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Case: Applicant needs to justify action, must have sufficiently strong probability that the injunction is required to prevent harm

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Merck Sharp Dohme Corp. v Teva Pharma BV 2013

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Case: Court of Appeal reaffirmed general rule of reserving costs, rejected that “modern practice is pay-as-you-go”

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Digby v Melford Capital 2020

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PD/Para: Summary assessment is the usual procedure for Interim Applications disposed of in no more than a day

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PD44 Paragraph 9.2

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PD/Para: Duty of parties to assist judge in making summary assessment of costs

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PD44 Paragraph 9.5(1)

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PD/Para: Each party who intends to claim costs for an application must prepare Statement (N260) or Schedule of Costs

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PD44 Paragraph 9.5(3)

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PD/Para: N260 to be filed not less than 48 hours (Fast Track) or 24 hours (other) before hearing

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PD44 Paragraph 9.5(4)

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PD/Para: Failure to comply with N260 requirements will be considered when addressing costs

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PD44 Paragraph 9.6

18
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Case: No N260 filed, no costs allowed

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Williams & Wayne Hardy Builders 2014

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Case: Late N260 should not deprive a party of costs entirely

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MacDonald v Taree Holdings 2000

20
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Case: No prejudice for failure to produce statement of costs before directions hearing, may take statement of costs into account

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Tribe v Elborne Mitchell LLP 2021

21
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CPR: Procedure for assessing Injuction Costs (either Detailed Assessment or Summary Assessment)

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CPR 44.6