Vik v Deutsche Bank AG
A committal application for breach of a CPR 71 order may proceed under CPR 81.4, as the procedures are complementary and not mutually exclusive; the committal application is incidental to the CPR 71 order, and jurisdiction established for the CPR 71 order extends to enforcement, including committal, even if the alleged contemnor is outside the jurisdiction.
- Parties
- Appellant: Mr Alexander Vik; Respondent: Deutsche Bank AG
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 06 September 2018
- Procedural Posture
- Appeal / Judgment on Appeal From High Court
- Outcome
- Appeal dismissed; cross-appeal academic
- Legal Topics
- Committal Proceedings, Jurisdiction, Service Out of Jurisdiction, CPR 71 and CPR 81, Incidental Jurisdiction, Recast Brussels Regulation
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Parties
Mr Alexander Vik
Appellant
Deutsche Bank AG
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Appeal / Judgment on Appeal From High Court
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether committal application for breach of CPR 71 order can proceed under CPR 81.4 rather than CPR 71.8
- 2 Whether committal application is incidental to CPR 71 order for jurisdictional purposes
- 3 Whether permission to serve committal application out of jurisdiction is required
Ratio Decidendi
A committal application for breach of a CPR 71 order may proceed under CPR 81.4, as the procedures are complementary and not mutually exclusive; the committal application is incidental to the CPR 71 order, and jurisdiction established for the CPR 71 order extends to enforcement, including committal, even if the alleged contemnor is outside the jurisdiction.
Court Disposition
Appeal dismissed; cross-appeal academic
Orders
- Jurisdiction established for committal application under CPR 81.4 as incidental to CPR 71 order
- No permission required to serve committal application out of jurisdiction
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