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PODCAST · 03 MAY 2024

How To Get An Injunction In The BVI (Podcast)

This guide sets out answers to frequently asked questions on obtaining injunctive relief in the British Virgin Islands.

British Virgin IslandsLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

Episode Description

This guide sets out answers to frequently asked questions on obtaining injunctive relief in the British Virgin Islands.

What is an injunction?

An injunction is a court order prohibiting a person from doing something (a prohibitory injunction) or requiring a person to do something (a mandatory injunction). Specific injunctions include search orders, Norwich Pharmacal (third party disclosure) orders and freezing orders (or Mareva injunctions).

Injunctions can be final (permanent), interlocutory (until the final hearing or trial) or interim (until further order, which may be before the final hearing).

Injunction applications are frequently sought in the BVI, with the BVI courts readily granting them in appropriate circumstances.

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