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The High Court granted a proprietary injunction over trust assets, appointed Ms Lake as a representative party, and refused a freezing injunction.
Permission for expert evidence on disputed FX issues (Issue 1.4 and 1.5) is refused at this stage as the issues are not sufficiently defined, the necessity and reasonable requirement for such evidence is not established, and claimants must provide further particulars before reconsideration.
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Voltaire Capital Holdings Ltd & Ors v Watson & Ors [2026] EWHC 1103 (Comm) (24 April 2026)
The High Court refused a late application by William Gibson to add six counterclaims in a commercial fraud case, finding serious delay, prejudice, and weak pleading.
The High Court held that Andrew Fowler breached fiduciary, statutory and employment duties by diverting business and using Lux Films’ confidential information for his own company.
Wenda Co Ltd v Jinhong & Ors [2026] EWHC 909 (Comm) (24 April 2026)
Commercial Court judgment on invoice financing, fiduciary duties, dishonesty, and tracing; Wenda succeeded on most claims, but its claim against Mr Petit was dismissed.
The High Court refused a late application by William Gibson to add six counterclaims, holding they were too late, inadequately pleaded, and would jeopardise the trial date.
Lux Films Ltd v Fowler & Anor [2026] EWHC 963 (KB) (24 April 2026)
The High Court found that a company director breached fiduciary, statutory and employment duties by diverting clients and confidential information to his own company.
High Court commercial fraud case over an invoice-financing arrangement, holding Syner and Effs owed fiduciary duties and that Wang Jinhong dishonestly assisted their breaches.
Shiloh is bound by the 2024 Judgment as a privy and by abuse of process; the funds used to acquire the properties can be traced to assets misappropriated from Umbrella; all elements of knowing receipt are established against Shiloh, including knowledge attributable from Mr and Mrs Oronsaye; Shiloh's defences are wholly without merit; summary judgment is granted for Umbrella establishing a constructive trust over the properties in the specified proportions.
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L&S Accounting Firm Umbrella Ltd v Shiloh House Holdings Ltd [2026] EWHC 618 (Ch) (13 March 2026)
The High Court granted summary judgment for Umbrella, holding Shiloh bound by earlier fraud findings and allowing tracing into properties acquired with diverted funds.
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