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ARTICLE · 08 AUGUST 2019

Successfully Obtaining An Anti-Suit Injunction: Practice Points (A v B, July 2019)

On 19 July 2019, DLA Piper successfully obtained a final anti-suit injunction order in the High Court before His Honourable Mr Justice Jacobs.

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On 19 July 2019, DLA Piper successfully obtained a final anti-suit injunction order in the High Court before His Honourable Mr Justice Jacobs.

The case raised a number of complex jurisdictional issues in circumstances where the defendant had already issued and serve proceedings in Israel, in breach of an exclusive jurisdiction clause contained in two separate contractual documents. The High Court emphatically rejected the defendant's arguments and reinforced the message that the English courts will uphold the principles of anti-suit relief subject to the usual tests being satisfied.

This judgment will be of particular interest to practitioners and clients alike who undertake cross-border work. In particular, the judgment raises important practical issues for practitioners and clients to be aware of when seeking anti-suit relief, particularly relating to the speed at which such relief is sought and the approach that an applicant should take in relation

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