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Civil procedure

Amberberg Limited v Prime Financial Solutions LLC and others

The court refused Amberberg Limited permission to appeal a Registrar’s costs judgment, finding no reasonable prospects of success and no basis to revisit relevance issues.

  • Litigation restraint order
  • Permission to appeal
  • Registrar's costs judgment
  • Reasonable costs
  • Summary judgment
  • Costs
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Civil procedure

Amberberg Limited v Prime Financial Solutions LLC and others

The court refused Amberberg Limited permission to appeal a registrar’s costs judgment, finding no reasonable prospect of success and no improper exercise of discretion.

  • Litigation restraint order
  • Permission to appeal
  • Jurisdictional challenge
  • Assessment of costs
  • Self-represented litigant
  • Costs
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Civil procedure

Amberberg Limited v Prime Financial Solutions LLC and others

Permission to appeal against a Registrar’s costs decision was refused. The Court found no reasonable prospect of success and rejected the applicant’s objections.

  • Litigation restraint order
  • Jurisdictional challenge
  • Leave to appeal
  • Assessment of costs
  • Reasonable prospects of success
  • Costs
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Administrative law

PowerGlobe LLC v Qatar Financial Centre Authority

The Tribunal dismissed PowerGlobe LLC’s appeal after repeated non-compliance with directions and an unsupported request for more time, finding no reasonable excuse.

  • Dismissal of appeal
  • Failure to comply with directions
  • Extension of time
  • Winding up of company
  • Failure-to-comply-with-directions
  • Dismissal-of-appeal
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