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Notification Injunction: Belgravia, Boats and Bootstraps
Jane Colston and Roger Kennell of Brown Rudnick LLP consider Holyoake v Candy [2016] EWHC 970 (Ch) in which the Chancery Division granted a “notification injunction” requiring subsequent disclosure of the disposal of property assets rather than a full freezing order preventing their disposal in the first place.
The decision raises interesting questions about what must be shown by a claimant to get such an injunction, whether risk of dissipation should be proven to a lower standard for the lesser remedy, and whether fortification of the undertaking in damages by the claimant is required.