Undertaking Before The Court Strong And Binding? Answer Reaffirmed In The Affirmative

In a case currently under trial by the District Court of Nicosia, the plaintiffs in the action had initially filed an ex parte application by which they obtained ex parte a Norwich Pharmacal Order against a Bank, one of the Defendants in the main action. In accordance with the undertaking made before the Court by their counsels, the plaintiffs were bounded to limit the use of information and documents delivered to them by virtue of the disclosure order pending adjudication of their application.

In case their application was rejected, the plaintiffs were accordingly bounded to return the documents obtained, destroy any copies of them and themselves and any representative or employee, would be prohibited from using the information and the documents received in any procedure in any jurisdiction. Their application was eventually rejected and the interim orders were annulled. However, the Plaintiffs reverted and resubmitted afresh new actions both within and outside