JSC Mezhdunarodniy Promyshelnniy Bank & Anor v Pugachev & Ors
The court extended the passport restraint order and required additional disclosure from LCL regarding euro account transfers and assets administered, finding that existing disclosures were inadequate and that such orders were necessary to police the freezing injunctions effectively given Mr. Pugachev's history of non-compliance and asset dissipation.
- Parties
- Applicant/claimant: JSC Mezhdunarodniy Promyshelniy Bank; Applicant/claimant: State Corporation Deposit Insurance Agency; Respondent/defendant: Sergei Viktorovich Pugachev; Respondent/defendant: KEA Trust Company Limited; Respondent/defendant: Finetree Company Limited; Respondent/defendant: Bramerton Company Limited; Respondent/defendant: Bluering Company Limited; Respondent/defendant: Maru Limited; Respondent/defendant: Hapori Limited; Respondent/defendant: Miharo Limited; Respondent/defendant: Arotau Limited; Respondent/defendant: Luxury Consulting Limited; Respondent/defendant: Victor Sergeyevitch Pugachev
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 27 August 2015
- Procedural Posture
- Civil / Interlocutory Applications—continuation and Modification of Freezing Orders, Disclosure Orders, and Passport Restraint
- Outcome
- Applications granted in part; freezing orders continued by consent; passport restraint order extended; additional disclosure ordered from LCL.
- Legal Topics
- Worldwide Freezing Orders, Disclosure Obligations, Passport Restraint, Chabra Orders, Privilege Against Self Incrimination
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Parties
JSC Mezhdunarodniy Promyshelniy Bank
Applicant/claimant
State Corporation Deposit Insurance Agency
Applicant/claimant
Sergei Viktorovich Pugachev
Respondent/defendant
KEA Trust Company Limited
Respondent/defendant
Finetree Company Limited
Respondent/defendant
Bramerton Company Limited
Respondent/defendant
Bluering Company Limited
Respondent/defendant
Maru Limited
Respondent/defendant
Hapori Limited
Respondent/defendant
Miharo Limited
Respondent/defendant
Arotau Limited
Respondent/defendant
Luxury Consulting Limited
Respondent/defendant
Victor Sergeyevitch Pugachev
Respondent/defendant
Procedural Posture
Civil / Interlocutory Applications—continuation and Modification of Freezing Orders, Disclosure Orders, and Passport Restraint
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether to continue and modify worldwide freezing orders against defendants
- 2 Adequacy of asset disclosure by Mr. Pugachev and LCL
- 3 Whether to extend passport restraint order against Mr. Pugachev
Ratio Decidendi
The court extended the passport restraint order and required additional disclosure from LCL regarding euro account transfers and assets administered, finding that existing disclosures were inadequate and that such orders were necessary to police the freezing injunctions effectively given Mr. Pugachev's history of non-compliance and asset dissipation.
Court Disposition
Applications granted in part; freezing orders continued by consent; passport restraint order extended; additional disclosure ordered from LCL.
Orders
- Passport restraint order extended to 21 September 2015, subject to further application by claimants.
- LCL ordered to disclose euro account bank statements from 18 March 2015 to present and details of transfers exceeding €13,000.
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