Commercial Litigation : Pre-Emptive Remedies

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Description
From its inception, this book has been intended t fullfil the demands for procedural justice in the fast-moving corridors of mercantile and commercial courts in the UK ad also in other common law jurisdictions. Response over 30 years ago to the innovative pre-emptive remedies pre-emptive remediesof what we used to call "Mareva" and "And Piller" was initially enthusiastic, as bak accounts were frozen and business premises were raided, sometimes it might be said , without sufficient recognition of where the balance was to be stuck to achieve fairness to both sides,
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Contents
Part A : Commentary
1.    Interim Remedies-Practice and Procedure
2.    Freezing Injunctions and the Appointment of Receivers
3.    Search Orders, Orders in Relation to Property and Orders to Deliver Up Goods - Search Orders
4.    Security for Costs
5.    Default Judgments andJudgmets upon Admissions
6.    Summary Judgment
7.    Provisional Liquidators and Interim Receivers
Part B : Forms and Precedents
Part C : Case File
Part D : The Interjurisdictional Perspective
1.    Interjurisdictional aspects of Commercial Pre-emptive Remedies
2.    Convention Principles and Pre-emptive Measures
3.    The powers of United Kingdom Courts to Grant Interjurisdictional Orders
4.    Manoeures in Interjurisdictional Tactics
5.    Interjurisdictioal Pre-emptive Measures: Duties and Practical Considerations
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Author Details
Iain S. Goldrein QC LLD 
Edited by
Andrew Grantham, Andrew Latymer, Belinda Paisley, Iain Pester, Richard Aird