Types of orders (Mareva orders)

The court rules and cases decided on the topic contemplate more than just a freezing order. For instance in some cases it will be necessary to seek ancillary orders that allow for the disclosure of assets.

Sometimes a defendant will oppose an application for disclosure in aid of a freezing order because that disclosure might incriminate him or her. It is possible under the legislation to put on a notice of motion to try and revoke the order.

In most cases the court rules for the practice notes to them will set out a form of the order that may need to be adapted to the particular circumstances of the case.

If you find yourself in a position where a defendant is taking steps to destroy the fruits of a judgement then contact us to see if your case can support an urgent application to the court.

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