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ARTICLE · 05 APRIL 2021

Snapshot: Notification Injunctions In The Cayman Islands

A notification injunction is an alternative to the conventional freezing order that is available where there is concern that a respondent may deal with their assets so as to frustrate the...

Cayman IslandsLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

What is a notification injunction?

A notification injunction is an alternative to the conventional freezing order that is available where there is concern that a respondent may deal with their assets so as to frustrate the enforcement of any future judgment. This new breed of quia timet "notification" injunction does not prevent the disposal of or dealings with assets, but instead requires a respondent to give an applicant prior notice before the defendant can dispose of or deal with its assets.

Notification injunctions are granted as an alternative to a freezing order, where the grounds for a freezing order are made out but the court prefers to order a less intrusive form of relief and does not consider a freezing order to be necessary. However, the value of a notification injunction is plain as, once notice has been given of an intention to dispose of or deal with assets, the plaintiff may then decline consent or seek further relief from the Cayman court such

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