Aspinall's Club Ltd v Lim
Mr Lim materially breached the Murray Order by failing to confirm the ultimate source of funds used for legal fees and failing to disclose shareholdings exceeding £20,000; these breaches engaged the Unless Order, resulting in strike out of his Defence and entry of judgment for the claimant.
- Parties
- Claimant: Aspinall's Club Limited; Defendant: Han Joeh Lim
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 01 November 2019
- Procedural Posture
- Civil / Post Committal Application; Ruling on Compliance and Relief From Sanctions
- Outcome
- Defendant's application refused; Unless Order engaged; Defence struck out; judgment entered for claimant.
- Legal Topics
- Freezing Orders, Disclosure Obligations, Relief From Sanctions, Unless Orders, Asset Recovery
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Parties
Aspinall's Club Limited
Claimant
Han Joeh Lim
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Civil / Post Committal Application; Ruling on Compliance and Relief From Sanctions
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether Mr Lim complied with the Murray Order, specifically para 3(d)(iii) and para 4 of Schedule 2
- 2 Whether Mr Lim is entitled to pay a reduced fine
- 3 Whether Mr Lim is entitled to relief from sanctions
Ratio Decidendi
Mr Lim materially breached the Murray Order by failing to confirm the ultimate source of funds used for legal fees and failing to disclose shareholdings exceeding £20,000; these breaches engaged the Unless Order, resulting in strike out of his Defence and entry of judgment for the claimant.
Court Disposition
Defendant's application refused; Unless Order engaged; Defence struck out; judgment entered for claimant.
Orders
- Mr Lim's Defence is struck out.
- Judgment entered for Aspinall's Club Limited.
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