Standard documents

This is an example of a letter to a client, who has been served with a worldwide freezing injunction obtained without notice. The letter is a useful starting point when advising the client on his obligations and other issues that arise, so that he may consider how to respond to the injunction. It is essential to consider it in the light of and adapt it to the specific facts and circumstances of the case. The letter should be read in conjunction with the integrated drafting notes and Practice note, Freezing injunctions: overview. The letter is appropriate to be sent to a client who is the respondent to the injunction. It was not written with a third party (such as a bank) in mind, for whom different considerations apply (see Practice note, Freezing injunctions: overview: Freezing injunctions and third parties).

An example draft order for an interim prohibitory injunction, obtained before proceedings have been issued. This draft order is based on court form PF39CH. It must be adapted to the specific facts and circumstances. It should be read in conjunction with the integrated drafting notes and Practice note, Prohibitory injunctions: an overview.

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Affidavit to support a without notice application for a freezing injunction at the pre-action stage. This document is only available in MS Word format. Click here to view it. Edward Davies, Barrister, Erskine Chambers

This is an example of a letter to a client, who has been served with a domestic freezing injunction obtained without notice. The letter is a useful starting point when advising the client on his obligations and other issues that arise, so that he may consider how to respond to the injunction. It is essential to consider it in the light of and adapt it to the specific facts and circumstances of the case. The letter should be read in conjunction with the integrated drafting notes and Practice note, Freezing injunctions: overview. The letter is appropriate to be sent to a client who is the respondent to the injunction. It was not written with a third party (such as a bank) in mind, for whom different considerations apply (see Practice note, Freezing injunctions: overview: Freezing injunctions and third parties).

This is an example of a witness statement in support of an application for an injunction to prevent the presentation of a winding-up petition. It is only available in MS Word format. Click here to view it.

This is an example of a draft order for an injunction to prevent the presentation of a winding-up petition. It is only available in MS Word format. Click here to view it.

This is an example of an application for an injunction to prevent the presentation of a winding-up petition. It is only available in MS Word format. Click here to view it.

An affidavit to support a without notice application for a search order made at the pre-action stage. This document is only available in MS Word format. Click here to view it.