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The High Court found Sophie Fleming in contempt for breaching anti-harassment injunctions by failing to remove and continuing to publish posts alleging fraud and misconduct.
The High Court found Trevor Hadjimina in contempt for breaching a planning injunction by continuing unauthorised works at 19 Relf Road, and imposed a 6-month custodial sentence.
London Borough of Southwark v Hadjimina [2026] EWHC 954 (KB) (23 April 2026)
The court found Trevor Hadjimina in contempt for breaching a planning injunction by carrying out unauthorised building works at 19 Relf Road and imposed a 6-month prison sentence.
Salford City Council v Fortis Developments Ltd & Ors [2026] EWHC 702 (KB) (10 April 2026)
The High Court found Gareth Morgan in contempt for failing to complete landscaping works required by an injunction and held compliance was within his power.
The Court of Appeal allowed an appeal from committal proceedings, holding that refusal to adjourn for legal aid and representation was procedurally unfair.
Aksahin v London Borough of Enfield [2026] EWCA Civ 231 (06 March 2026)
The Court of Appeal dismissed a challenge to contempt findings arising from anti-social car cruising, upholding liability, costs, and a suspended committal order.
Stonewater Ltd v Harry Mitchell & Anor [2026] EWCC 17 (25 February 2026)
The County Court sentenced Harry Mitchell to six weeks’ custody, suspended for the duration of an injunction, after finding two deliberate breaches causing harassment and distress.
Greensquare Accord Ltd v Carlmain [2026] EWCC 16 (20 February 2026)
The court found a defendant in contempt for breaching a civil injunction, imposed 18 days' imprisonment suspended for six months, and extended the injunction.
Persistent and deliberate breaches of a civil injunction, aggravated by vulnerability of the victim and lack of genuine remorse, warrant an immediate custodial sentence of six months, with no suspension, and concurrent sentences for each breach.
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Mr Abdulrahim deliberately breached the injunction and intends further breaches unless imprisoned; the custody threshold is met, and a one-month prison sentence, less four days remand, is just and proportionate.
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