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Contract law

Safe Transport (South West) Limited v The Pallet Network Limited

The court granted the interlocutory injunction, finding a serious issue to be tried regarding the validity of the 2024 Agreements, that damages would not be an adequate remedy for the claimant due to the risk of business destruction, and that the balance of convenience favoured the claimant given the existential threat to its business and the purely financial prejudice to the defendant, despite the claimant's inability to meet a cross-undertaking in damages.

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  • Interlocutory injunctions
  • Authority of agents
  • Adequacy of damages
  • Balance of convenience
  • Penalty clauses
  • Misrepresentation
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Intellectual property

NoCopyrightSounds Limited v AEI Music Limited & Anor

There are serious issues to be tried and the claimant's case is stronger. Damages would not be an adequate remedy for the claimant if the injunction were refused, given the nature of the rights and the defendants' financial position. The balance of convenience favours granting the injunction.

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  • Interim injunctions
  • Copyright
  • Breach of contract
  • Adequacy of damages
  • Balance of convenience
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Public procurement

Parkingeye Limited v Velindre University NHS Trust & Anor

The High Court refused to lift the automatic suspension in a procurement challenge over NHS car park management services, finding the statutory balance favoured keeping it in place.

  • Automatic suspension
  • Interim remedies
  • Public interest balancing
  • Adequacy of damages
  • Statutory interpretation
  • Public-procurement
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Public procurement

Mak Systems Group Limited v Velindre University NHS Trust

Damages are an adequate remedy for the claimant given the modest financial significance of the contract and lack of cogent evidence of irremediable reputational harm. The defendant cannot be adequately compensated in damages for delay in implementation and loss of benefits from the new contract. The balance of convenience and public interest favour lifting the suspension. There is no justification for an expedited trial or hearing of a preliminary issue.

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  • Automatic suspension
  • Adequacy of damages
  • Expedited trial
  • Regulatory compliance of medical devices
  • Balance of convenience
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Public procurement [2026] EWHC 1019 (TCC)

Parkingeye Ltd v Velindre University NHS Trust & Anor

Parkingeye Ltd v Velindre University NHS Trust & Anor [2026] EWHC 1019 (TCC) (01 May 2026)

The High Court refused to lift an automatic suspension under the Procurement Act 2023 in a car park management procurement challenge, finding the public interest favoured keeping it in place.

  • Automatic suspension
  • Interim remedies
  • Procurement act 2023
  • Public contract award
  • Adequacy of damages
  • Public interest balancing
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Public procurement [2026] EWHC 867 (TCC)

Mitie Care and Custody Ltd v Secretary of State for the Home Department

Mitie Care and Custody Ltd v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2026] EWHC 867 (TCC) (16 April 2026)

The court lifted the automatic suspension in a procurement challenge over Home Office irregular migration services and dismissed Mitie’s request for an expedited trial.

  • Automatic suspension under pcr 2015
  • Adequacy of damages
  • Expedited trial
  • Balance of convenience
  • Loss of reputation
  • Public contract award
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Intellectual property [2026] EWHC 198 (Ch)

NoCopyrightSounds Ltd v AEI Music Ltd & Anor

NoCopyrightSounds Ltd v AEI Music Ltd & Anor [2026] EWHC 198 (Ch) (06 February 2026)

The High Court granted an interim injunction restraining exploitation of music-related IP rights, finding serious issues to try and that damages would not adequately protect the claimant.

  • Interim injunctions
  • Copyright
  • Breach of contract
  • Termination of agreements
  • Adequacy of damages
  • Balance of convenience
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Civil procedure

HRH Prince Fahad Bin Sultan Al Saud & Anor v David Eden & Anor

The application for interim relief was refused because there was no evidence of a real risk of damage by the receivers, damages would be an adequate remedy if any loss occurred, and privacy concerns did not justify an injunction in the context of enforcement of security following default.

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  • Receivership
  • Interim injunctions
  • Adequacy of damages
  • Privacy rights
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Public procurement [2026] EWHC 61 (TCC)

Cubic Transportation Systems Ltd v Transport for London & Anor

Cubic Transportation Systems Ltd v Transport for London & Anor [2026] EWHC 61 (TCC) (15 January 2026)

The High Court lifted the automatic suspension in a procurement challenge over TfL’s Proteus Contract, finding damages adequate for CTSL and the balance of convenience in TfL’s favour.

  • Automatic suspension
  • Adequacy of damages
  • Balance of convenience
  • Loss of reputation
  • Public contracts regulations 2015
  • Public-procurement
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