MICHAEL WILSON AND PARTNERS LIMITED v JOHN FORSTER EMMOTT AND OTHERS
The application was adjourned because the claim against the seventh defendant (SOCOL) was not sufficiently pleaded and it was not established that SOCOL was a necessary or proper party to the claim against the first to sixth defendants. The claimant was given liberty to restore the application after properly formulating the claim and after the outcome of the strike out application by the second to sixth defendants.
- Parties
- Claimant: Michael Wilson and Partners Limited; First Defendant: John Forster Emmott; Second Defendant: Second Defendant; Third Defendant: Third Defendant; Fourth Defendant: Fourth Defendant; Fifth Defendant: Fifth Defendant; Sixth Defendant: Sixth Defendant; Seventh Defendant: SOCOL (Seventh Defendant)
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 04 March 2022
- Procedural Posture
- Commercial Court Application / Without Notice Application for Permission to Serve Out of Jurisdiction
- Outcome
- Application adjourned
- Legal Topics
- Service Out of Jurisdiction, Fraudulent Conspiracy, Unjust Enrichment, Restitution, Costs Orders
Case Brief
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Parties
Michael Wilson and Partners Limited
Claimant
John Forster Emmott
First Defendant
Second Defendant
Second Defendant
Third Defendant
Third Defendant
Fourth Defendant
Fourth Defendant
Fifth Defendant
Fifth Defendant
Sixth Defendant
Sixth Defendant
SOCOL (Seventh Defendant)
Seventh Defendant
Procedural Posture
Commercial Court Application / Without Notice Application for Permission to Serve Out of Jurisdiction
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether permission should be granted to serve the seventh defendant out of the jurisdiction under Practice Direction 6B paragraph 3.1(3)
- 2 Whether the seventh defendant is a necessary or proper party to the claim against the first to sixth defendants
- 3 Whether a cause of action is sufficiently pleaded against the seventh defendant
Ratio Decidendi
The application was adjourned because the claim against the seventh defendant (SOCOL) was not sufficiently pleaded and it was not established that SOCOL was a necessary or proper party to the claim against the first to sixth defendants. The claimant was given liberty to restore the application after properly formulating the claim and after the outcome of the strike out application by the second to sixth defendants.
Court Disposition
Application adjourned
Orders
- Application for permission to serve out of jurisdiction on the seventh defendant is adjourned.
- Liberty to the claimant to restore the application, but not before final determination of the strike out applications by the second to sixth defendants.
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