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The Court of Appeal held that permission was not required to appeal a confidentiality order, granted interim sealing of the appeal file, and dismissed a strike-out application.
The High Court discharged interim injunctions against a former employee, holding the non-compete clause unenforceable and finding no good arguable breach of confidentiality.
High Court held the franchise agreement remained valid, found misuse of trade-secret recipes, rejected passing off, and dismissed Tan’s counterclaims.
The Court of Appeal allowed the Lims’ appeals to join them to injunction proceedings against Rajah & Tann, finding their confidentiality and supervisory-jurisdiction claims were not plainly unsustainable.
The High Court held that a former employee breached confidence and contractual confidentiality by copying and disclosing Angliss’s confidential data, causing loss of Arla’s distributorship.
The Court of Appeal dismissed India’s appeal, holding that its declaratory relief application was an abuse of process and an impermissible backdoor attack on arbitral procedural orders.
The Court of Appeal set aside a damages award for legal advice costs, substituted nominal damages, and applied the defendant’s offer-to-settle costs consequences.
The High Court refused declaratory relief on arbitration confidentiality and cross-disclosure, holding the application was not barred but was unwarranted in discretion.
The High Court Registrar approved a confidentiality undertaking clause limiting the defendant’s access to documents to the presence of solicitors, but rejected a clause on injunctive relief.
The Court of Appeal held that the law firm could continue acting, but it could not disclose the prior settlement terms to its new client or anyone else.
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