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Appellant's presence as a passenger constituted participation in breach of the injunction, he had actual and constructive knowledge of the injunction, and the costs order and suspended committal were appropriate; no procedural irregularity or unfairness occurred.
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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.
London Borough of Enfield v Persons Unknown [2024] EWHC 3142 (KB) (06 December 2024)
The High Court granted an interim injunction preventing car cruising in Enfield, with alternative service, a power of arrest, and a one-year review.
A custodial sentence is necessary due to the deliberate performance of a drifting stunt on a public road with high risk to others, but the sentence is suspended due to Mr Iqbal’s admission, remorse, lack of recent criminal activity, and mitigating personal circumstances.
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The injunction was granted because there is a compelling need to prevent ongoing and serious nuisance, danger, and anti-social behaviour from car cruising, which is not adequately addressed by other remedies. The procedural safeguards for persons unknown are sufficient, the injunction is clear, proportionate, and limited in scope and duration, and the power of arrest is justified due to the risk of harm.
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Wolverhampton City Council & Ors v Iqbal [2023] EWHC 2876 (KB) (01 November 2023)
Sentencing judgment for admitted contempt of an interim injunction against car cruising. The court imposed 28 days’ imprisonment, suspended for 12 months.
Wolverhampton City Council & Ors v Persons Unknown [2020] EWHC 759 (QB) (30 March 2020)
The High Court reviewed an extended injunction against car cruising in the Black Country and ordered it to continue in force without variation.
The High Court refused to discharge an injunction against car cruising in Birmingham, holding that a Public Spaces Protection Order was not the only available remedy.
Committal for breach of a car-cruising injunction. The respondent admitted dangerous racing, received a six-month sentence suspended until 1 February 2018, and was ordered to pay costs.
Sandwell MBC & Ors v Vaz [2017] EWHC 1550 (QB) (31 May 2017)
Committal proceedings for breach of a car-cruising injunction. The respondent admitted the breach, and the court imposed a six-month suspended sentence plus costs.
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