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ARTICLE · 28 FEBRUARY 2023

Update In Osbourne v Persons Unknown

In Osbourne, the Claimant seeks relief against persons unknown who allegedly misappropriated two NFTs belonging to her.

United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

In Osbourne, the Claimant seeks relief against persons unknown who allegedly misappropriated two NFTs belonging to her. The two NFTs, entitled "Boss Beauties #680" ("BB#680") and "Boss Beauties #691" ("BB#691"), are said to be worth between £3,000 and £5,000, however their value to the Claimant exceeds their recognised financial value. In her application, the claimant continues to seek an injunction and orders for service out of the jurisdiction and by alternative means (in substance, an extension of the relief granted by Lavender J and HHJ Pelling).

To recap, the Claimant was granted an injunction restraining Persons Unknown Category A (and Mr Thembani Dube and Persons Unknown Category B) from dealing with or otherwise disposing of two NFTs removed from the Claimant's crypto wallet some months earlier. On 22 February 2023, Mr Healy-Pratt (sitting as a Deputy High Court Judge) issued his judgment; granting the extension and providing further comment on Lavender J's analysis of the

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