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The Employment Appeal Tribunal refused a non-party’s request for case documents, holding that open justice did not require disclosure on the facts.
LLC Eurochem North-West-2 & Anor v Societe Generale SA & Ors [2025] EWHC 1614 (Comm) (26 June 2025)
The Commercial Court partly lifted and partly maintained confidentiality over disclosed documents in Eurochem’s bond litigation, while refusing publication of a private witness transcript.
Dare International Ltd v Kayaam & Ors [2025] EWHC 903 (KB) (20 March 2025)
Third-party disclosure granted in part in an employment dispute, covering communications about a former employee’s recruitment and related dealings with Onyx.
Open versions of closed documents must be sufficiently annotated to avoid misleading claimants, but there is no general requirement for marginal notes unless necessary and not prejudicial to national security. Blanket redaction of civil servant names is not permitted absent specific national security grounds; however, names of GCHQ and NCA officers may be redacted to protect national security.
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The Court of Appeal upheld contempt findings and a suspended 20-month committal sentence against Alexander Vik for false evidence and non-disclosure.
The Commercial Court refused to set aside an ex parte order appointing a representative for a deceased defendant’s estate and made no costs order.
The First-tier Tribunal struck out an appeal against a Charity Commission information order, finding it had no reasonable prospect of success after extensions were granted.
Breitenbach & Ors v Canaccord Genuity Financial Planning Ltd [2020] EWHC 1355 (Ch) (18 May 2020)
The High Court refused a claimants’ application for initial disclosure, holding the requested documents were not needed to understand the pleaded defence.
The High Court dismissed a claim for delivery up of conveyancing files, finding the claimants had received the original files on loan in 2012 and did not return them.
The tribunal issued case-management directions in a charity appeal, setting deadlines for response, reply, disclosure, bundles, witness statements, and hearing preparations.
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