Multiplex Construction Europe Limited & Ors v Persons Unknown
The injunction is continued on an interim basis due to ongoing risk of trespass and danger posed by urban explorers, with procedural requirements for service and notification not fully satisfied, necessitating adjournment for proper hearing.
- Parties
- Claimant: Multiplex Construction Europe Limited; Claimant: Ludgate House Limited; Claimant: Sampson House Limited; Defendant: Persons Unknown
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 25 July 2025
- Procedural Posture
- Civil / Interim Injunction Renewal Hearing
- Outcome
- Interim injunction continued; application adjourned for proper hearing.
- Legal Topics
- Injunctions, Trespass, Quia Timet Actions, Service of Process, Persons Unknown
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Parties
Multiplex Construction Europe Limited
Claimant
Ludgate House Limited
Claimant
Sampson House Limited
Claimant
Persons Unknown
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Civil / Interim Injunction Renewal Hearing
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether to dispense with service of amended particulars of claim
- 2 Whether the application should be heard ex parte
- 3 Whether the injunction should be continued
Ratio Decidendi
The injunction is continued on an interim basis due to ongoing risk of trespass and danger posed by urban explorers, with procedural requirements for service and notification not fully satisfied, necessitating adjournment for proper hearing.
Court Disposition
Interim injunction continued; application adjourned for proper hearing.
Orders
- Interim injunction continued for minimum 21 days or until adjourned hearing.
- Service of amended particulars of claim dispensed with, but must be uploaded to website and linked on site notices.
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