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S and X Properties v T

The Royal Court left an indemnity costs order intact, awarded the Respondent two-thirds of the appeal costs on the standard basis, and stayed enforcement of unpaid costs orders.

  • Indemnity costs
  • Standard costs
  • Appeal costs
  • Stay of enforcement of costs orders
  • Undertaking in damages
  • Freezing injunction
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Civil procedure [2018] JRC 032

In the matter of the Brazilian Trust

In the matter of the Brazilian Trust [2018] JRC 032 (7 February 2018)

Post-judgment disclosure was allowed only if the representors gave an undertaking in damages to a third party cited, Jersey Home Loans Limited.

  • Third party disclosure
  • Undertaking in damages
  • Costs assessment
  • Third-party-disclosure
  • Undertaking-in-damages
  • Judgment-enforcement
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Civil procedure [1999] UR 56

1999/56 - Representation of Arthur Anderson Inc

1999/56 - Representation of Arthur Anderson Inc [1999] UR 56 (19 February 1999)

The Jersey Royal Court joined Kleinwort Benson (Jersey) Limited as a respondent and required Arthur Anderson Inc. to give and fortify an undertaking in damages.

  • Joinder of parties
  • Interim relief
  • Undertaking in damages
  • Fortification of undertakings
  • Joinder-of-parties
  • Interlocutory-relief
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Civil procedure [1996] JLR 24

Hughes v Clewley

Hughes v Clewley [1996] JLR 24 (25 January 1996)

The court considered interim injunction practice and held that an undertaking in damages is normally required, but cannot be implied after the fact if not given.

  • Interlocutory injunction
  • Undertaking in damages
  • Interlocutory-injunction
  • Undertaking-in-damages
  • Civil-procedure
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