Vanden Recycling Ltd v Bevin Tumulty Bolton Brothers Ltd & Anor
The satisfied consent judgment against Bolton, a joint tortfeasor, extinguishes the claim against Kras for the same damage, barring its continuance.
- Parties
- Claimant: Vanden Recycling Limited; First Defendant: Bevin Tumulty; Second Defendant: Bolton Brothers Limited; Third Defendant: Kras Recycling BV
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 17 December 2015
- Procedural Posture
- Employee Competition Litigation / Application for Strike Out or Summary Judgment
- Outcome
- Summary judgment granted in favour of Kras Recycling BV; claim against Third Defendant cannot continue.
- Legal Topics
- Joint Tortfeasors, Consent Judgment, Inducement of Breach of Contract, Breach of Confidence, Conspiracy, Summary Judgment, Strike Out, Accord and Satisfaction
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Parties
Vanden Recycling Limited
Claimant
Bevin Tumulty
First Defendant
Bolton Brothers Limited
Second Defendant
Kras Recycling BV
Third Defendant
Procedural Posture
Employee Competition Litigation / Application for Strike Out or Summary Judgment
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether a satisfied consent judgment against one joint tortfeasor bars continuance of claim against another
- 2 Whether the claim against Kras can proceed after settlement with Bolton
- 3 Effect of consent orders on joint liability
Ratio Decidendi
The satisfied consent judgment against Bolton, a joint tortfeasor, extinguishes the claim against Kras for the same damage, barring its continuance.
Court Disposition
Summary judgment granted in favour of Kras Recycling BV; claim against Third Defendant cannot continue.
Orders
- Parties to agree an appropriate order or apply for submissions on the form of the order.
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