The court gave reasons for making an extended civil restraint order against the claimant. Judges: Popplewell J Citations: [2013] EWHC 3671 (QB) Links: Bailii Statutes: Civil Procedure Rules 3.11 Jurisdiction: England and Wales Litigation Practice Updated: 22 July 2022; Ref: scu.518369
An order was sought to declare the claimant to be a vexatious litigant. The respondent answered that some of her applications had succeeded. Held: It was not necessary to show that all applications by the claimant had been without merit. Judges: Lewison J Citations: Times 30-Nov-2005, [2005] EWHC 2751 (Ch), [2006] 1 WLR 1511 Links: … Continue reading Thakerar v Lynch Hall and Hornby (a Firm): ChD 21 Oct 2005
The claim had been struck out on the basis that the claimant was a proxy for a person against whom an extended civil restraint order had been made. The claimant had herself been made to an ECRO. The point allowed to come to appeal was whether such an order was available when the claimant had … Continue reading Sartipy (Aka Hamila Sartipy) v Tigris Industries Inc: CA 1 Mar 2019
The claimant sued for libel in respect of the publication in this jurisdiction of allegations of fabricating evidence, conspiracy to murder, and the bribery and corruption of the prosecutor and judges in criminal proceedings. The defendant now applied to set aside service of proceedings on her outside the jurisdiction.As to CPR 23.11, Warby J said: … Continue reading Sloutsker v Romanova: QBD 5 Mar 2015
The court considered a request to order the defendants to pay a sum of money into court having defaulted in compliance with directions. Held: The court does have the power under 3.1(5) to order a party to pay a sum of money into court if that party has, without good reason, failed to comply with … Continue reading Carlton Advisors v Dorchester Holdings Ltd: ComC 29 Aug 2014
