Unity Trust Bank Plc v. Frost & Ors [2004] ScotCS 123 (27 April 2004)

Unity Trust Bank Plc v. Frost & Ors [2004] ScotCS 123 (27 April 2004)

The motion to sist the action was refused because the case had a ten-year history and continuing the motions to a fixed date would ensure progress and accountability regarding the sequestration process.

Citation
[2004] ScotCS 123
Parties
Pursuer: Unity Trust Bank Plc; First Defender: Martin Frost; Second Defender: Linda Stewart Anderson or Frost; First Defender's Interim Trustee: Mr McGregor (Interim Trustee)
Jurisdiction
Scotland
Judgment Date
27 April 2004
Procedural Posture
Civil / Interlocutory Hearing on Motions; Consideration of Sequestration Impact and Continuation of Motions
Outcome
Motion to sist refused; consideration of pursuers' motions continued to 8 June 2004.
Legal Topics
Sequestration, Summary Decree, Sist of Action, Trustee Powers

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Parties

Unity Trust Bank Plc

Pursuer

Martin Frost

First Defender

Linda Stewart Anderson or Frost

Second Defender

Mr McGregor (Interim Trustee)

First Defender's Interim Trustee

Procedural Posture

Civil / Interlocutory Hearing on Motions; Consideration of Sequestration Impact and Continuation of Motions

  1. 1 Whether to sist (stay) the action due to the first defender's sequestration
  2. 2 Whether to continue pursuers' motions for summary decree and incorporation of answers to a later date

Ratio Decidendi

The motion to sist the action was refused because the case had a ten-year history and continuing the motions to a fixed date would ensure progress and accountability regarding the sequestration process.

Court Disposition

Motion to sist refused; consideration of pursuers' motions continued to 8 June 2004.

Orders

  • Refused motion to sist the action.
  • Continued consideration of pursuers' motions for summary decree and incorporation of answers to 8 June 2004.