Shearer & Ors v Spring Capital Ltd & Ors
The claimants' pleadings on tender raise properly arguable questions of law and fact that require determination at trial; the security offered for the cross-undertaking in damages is sufficient for now; costs of the applications should be the claimants’ costs in the issue of validity of tender; permission to appeal is refused as there is no real prospect of success.
- Parties
- Claimant: Iain Lawrie Shearer; Claimant: James Richard Debruyker Dawes; Claimant: Capital Cash Limited; Claimant: Jade Investments Worldwide Limited; First Defendant: Spring Capital Limited; Second Defendants: Tenon Pension Trustees Limited and Roderick Charles Thomas as trustees of The Tenon Group SIPP – RC Thomas TGS0057; Third Defendants: Tenon Pension Trustees Limited and Stuart James Thomas as trustees of The Tenon Group SIPP – Mr SJ Thomas TGS0059
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 04 November 2013
- Procedural Posture
- Civil / Post Interim Injunction, Costs, and Permission to Appeal Ruling
- Outcome
- Claimants' undertakings for fortification of cross-undertaking in damages accepted; costs of applications to be claimants’ costs in the issue of validity of tender; permission to appeal refused.
- Legal Topics
- Interim Injunctions, Strike Out Applications, Summary Judgment, Cross Undertaking in Damages, Validity of Tender, Security for Undertakings, Costs Orders, Permission to Appeal
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Parties
Iain Lawrie Shearer
Claimant
James Richard Debruyker Dawes
Claimant
Capital Cash Limited
Claimant
Jade Investments Worldwide Limited
Claimant
Spring Capital Limited
First Defendant
Tenon Pension Trustees Limited and Roderick Charles Thomas as trustees of The Tenon Group SIPP – RC Thomas TGS0057
Second Defendants
Tenon Pension Trustees Limited and Stuart James Thomas as trustees of The Tenon Group SIPP – Mr SJ Thomas TGS0059
Third Defendants
Procedural Posture
Civil / Post Interim Injunction, Costs, and Permission to Appeal Ruling
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the claimants' tender of payment was valid
- 2 Whether the security offered for the cross-undertaking in damages was sufficient
- 3 Appropriate costs order for interim applications
Ratio Decidendi
The claimants' pleadings on tender raise properly arguable questions of law and fact that require determination at trial; the security offered for the cross-undertaking in damages is sufficient for now; costs of the applications should be the claimants’ costs in the issue of validity of tender; permission to appeal is refused as there is no real prospect of success.
Court Disposition
Claimants' undertakings for fortification of cross-undertaking in damages accepted; costs of applications to be claimants’ costs in the issue of validity of tender; permission to appeal refused.
Orders
- Claimants to provide security for cross-undertaking in damages by charges over shares in Capital Cash Limited.
- Costs of applications to be claimants’ costs in the issue of validity of tender.
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