A freezing order requires a good arguable case on a cause of action justiciable in England and Wales; jurisdiction to grant such relief is not free-standing.
Injunctive Relief and Interim Remedies
Privy Council clarified the principles governing Chabra-style freezing injunctions against non-cause-of-action defendants where assets are held by a third party.
Contempt of court for breach of a freezing order requires only knowledge of the order and a deliberate act, not an intention to breach it.
The UK Supreme Court held that Argentina could not rely on state immunity under the State Immunity Act 1978 where its bond issuance constituted a commercial transaction.
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