Wood v Establishment Cttee. [1989] JLR 213 (15 May 1989)

Wood v Establishment Cttee. [1989] JLR 213 (15 May 1989)

Applicants for ex parte injunctions must make full and frank disclosure to the court; shortage of time does not excuse failure to disclose material facts.

Citation
[1989] JLR 213
Parties
Applicant: Wood; Respondent: Establishment Committee
Jurisdiction
Jersey
Judgment Date
15 May 1989
Procedural Posture
Injunction / Interlocutory
Outcome
Application for injunction refused
Legal Topics
Injunctions, Misrepresentation, Non Disclosure, Ex Parte Applications, Full and Frank Disclosure
Civil Procedure Injunctions Misrepresentation Non Disclosure Ex Parte Applications Full and Frank Disclosure

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Parties

Wood

Applicant

Establishment Committee

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Injunction / Interlocutory

Legal Issues

  1. 1 Whether full and frank disclosure is required in ex parte applications for injunctions
  2. 2 Whether shortage of time justifies failure to disclose material facts

Ratio Decidendi

Applicants for ex parte injunctions must make full and frank disclosure to the court; shortage of time does not excuse failure to disclose material facts.

Court Disposition

Application for injunction refused