Charging Order in UK Law
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Roberts Petroleum Ltd v Bernard Kenny Ltd
... ... previous authorities to which they find it convenient to refer in order to justify the disposition of the actual proceedings before them will be ... A judgment creditor of a company obtains a charging order nisi over the land of the debtor company and the appointment of a ... ...
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Boscawen and Others v Bajwa and Others ; Abbey National Plc v Boscawen and Others
... ... Bajwa. They obtained a charging order nisi on the property on 4th. November 1991 which was made absolute ... ...
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Lowsley v Forbes (t/a L.E. Design Services)
... ... 5 It is scarcely necessary to recount the facts in order to decide these two questions of construction, save only to say that on 2 ... They also obtained a charging order nisi on the defendant's share of the matrimonial home, and a ... ...
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Re Norris
... ... It was not the function of the Crown Court to make any order which affected the interests that any third parties might have in the ... They are of two types. Under sections 7 to 10, restraint and charging orders may be made to preserve property belonging or deemed to belong to ... ...
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Linotype-Hell Finance Ltd v Baker
... ... 4 In Order 14 proceedings the district judge gave unconditional leave to defend ... 11 In addition Mr. Strutt says that there is a charging order nisi on the house of the defendant, and he is content that the ... ...
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Société Eram Shipping Company Ltd v Cie Internationale de Navigation
... ... appeal is against the making of what was formerly called a garnishee order absolute but is now called a final third party debt order. When they were ... be ordered to be paid to the judgment creditor who obtained the charging order; "he can only obtain payment out of the debtor's own ... ...
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Hanlon v The Law Society
... ... 4 By an order of the Court of Appeal of the 17th October 1977 the appellant's former ... 87 Clearly the words "recovered or preserved" were taken from the charging provision in the Solicitors Acts, most recently re-enacted as section 73 ... ...
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R v Ludlow
... ... That the matter of the Order set forth in the Schedule thereto, namely, an Order of Her Majesty's Court ... several counts and several transactions, in order that the counts charging the prisoner with obtaining chattels by false pretences and the counts ... ...
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C.B.S. United Kingdom Ltd v Lambert
... ... they proposed to start for the protection of their copyrights, an order in the form annexed hereto. The body of it was in the usual Anton Piller ... " are wide enough to include disposing of, selling, pledging or charging; and there are no limitations put upon the word "assets", from which it ... ...
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Connelly v DPP
... ... That the matter of the Order set forth in the Schedule thereto, namely, an Order of Her Majesty's Court ... , was rightly held not to be sufficient to support the indictment, charging the prisoner with having broke and entered the house, and stolen the goods ... ...
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