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- Preliminary Material
- General Editors’ Preface
- Foreword to Second Edition
- Preface
- Table of Contents
- Table of Cases
- Table of Legislation
- Abbreviations and Glossary
- Main Text
- 1 Introduction
- Preliminary Material
- 1.01
- 1.02
- 1.03
- 1.04
- A Terminology and Characterization
- B The Landscape of the Remedy
- C Anti-Suit Injunctions in Other Legal Systems
- D Anti-Suit Injunctions and Comity
- E Human Rights Law
- F Anti-Suit Injunctions and Public International Law
- G The Hague Convention on the Choice of Court
- H The New York Convention
- I Brexit
- 2 The History of an Unusual Remedy
- Preliminary Material
- A Introduction
- B The Court of Chancery
- C The Fusion of Law and Equity
- D ‘Forum non Conveniens’ and the Castanho Heresy
- E Unconscionability and the Return to Equity
- F Aérospatiale and the Modern Law
- G The Modern Concept of Comity
- H The Angelic Grace and Contractual Cases
- I The Growth of the Anti-Suit Injunction
- J Turner v Grovit and European Jurisdictional Law
- K Conclusion
- 3 Power, Nature, and Form
- 4 Anti-Suit Injunctions: General Principles
- Preliminary Material
- A The General Principles
- B Applicable Law
- C A Discretionary Remedy Governed by Principle
- D The Ends of Justice
- E A Legal or Equitable Right
- F Vexatious or Oppressive Conduct
- G Unconscionable Conduct
- H Interference with the Processes, Jurisdiction, or Judgments of the English Court
- I Protection of English Public Policy
- J Forum non Conveniens
- K Legitimate and Illegitimate Advantages
- L Comity
- M Natural Forum
- N Other Discretionary Considerations
- O Quia Timet
- 5 Non-Contractual Anti-Suit Injunctions
- 6 Injunctions in Relation to Proceedings in England and Wales
- Preliminary Material
- A Introduction
- B Powers to Grant Injunctions in Relation to English Proceedings
- C Principles Governing Injunctions within England
- D Injunctions to Restrain the Use of Confidential Information
- E Injunctions to Restrain Winding-up Petitions
- F Injunctions to Protect Winding-up Proceedings
- G Orders to Restrain Vexatious Litigants
- 7 Anti-Suit Injunctions and Exclusive Forum Clauses
- Preliminary Material
- A Introduction
- B The Effect of the Brussels–Lugano Regime
- C Other International Conventions
- D Choice of Law
- E The Angelic Grace Principles
- F The Scope and Limits of Exclusive Forum Clauses
- G Injunctions in Support of a Foreign Forum
- H Injunctions to Enforce Arbitration Clauses
- 7.51
- 7.52
- 7.53
- 1 Does Arbitration Law or the Arbitration Clause Preclude an Anti-Suit Injunction?
- 2 Can an Anti-Suit Injunction be Sought from the Arbitrators?
- 3 Sensitivity to the Arbitrators’ Role
- 4 Injunctions to Restrain Relitigation of, or Collateral Attacks on, Arbitration
- 5 Injunctions to Protect the Court’s Supervisory Jurisdiction
- I Foreign Proceedings to Obtain Security
- 8 Strong Reasons and Discretion
- 9 Non-Exclusive Jurisdiction Clauses
- 10 Quasi-Contractual Anti-Suit Injunctions
- Preliminary Material
- A Introduction
- B Derived Rights and Forum Clauses
- C An Obligation Not to Sue Elsewhere?
- D Third-Party Rights Arising under Foreign Law
- E Principles for Quasi-Contractual Injunctions Based on Derived Rights
- F Inconsistent Contractual Claims
- 11 Injunctions to Restrain Arbitration Proceedings
- 12 Anti-Suit Injunctions and European Jurisdictional Law
- Preliminary Material
- A Brexit
- B The Collision
- C Both Sets of Proceedings within the Brussels–Lugano Regime and Zone
- D Competing Proceedings Outside the Brussels–Lugano Zone
- E Injunctions and Proceedings in the United Kingdom
- F Injunctions to Enforce an Arbitration Clause
- G Anti-Suit Injunctions Sought from Arbitrators
- H Proceedings Outside the Material Scope of the Regime
- I Anti-Enforcement Injunctions
- J Injunctions in General Terms
- K Injunctions Granted before Accession
- L Mandatory Injunctions and Specific Performance
- M Declarations
- N Claims for Damages
- 13 Interim Anti-Suit Injunctions
- Preliminary Material
- A Introduction
- B Power and Nature
- 1 The Primary Power: Section 37(1) of the Senior Courts Act 1981
- 2 Powers to Grant Injunctions in Support of Arbitrations
- 3 Arbitrators’ Lack of Power to Grant Interim Injunctions
- 4 Section 25(1) of the Civil Jurisdiction and Judgment Act 1982
- 5 Powers under the Insolvency Act 1986
- 6 Powers of the Appellate Courts
- C Procedure and Form
- D The Principles to Be Applied to the Grant of Interim Anti-Suit Injunctions
- E The Court’s Discretion
- F Mandatory Interim Injunctions
- 14 Claims for Damages
- Preliminary Material
- A Damages for Breach of Contract
- B Non-Contractual Damages
- C The Brussels–Lugano Regime—Personal Jurisdiction
- 15 Alternative Remedies
- Preliminary Material
- A Introduction
- B Declarations
- 1 The Contractual Situation
- 2 The Defensive Use of Declarations to Resist Enforcement
- 3 Section 32 of the Arbitration Act 1996
- 4 Jurisdiction to Hear Claims for Contractual Declarations
- 5 Declarations by Arbitrators
- 6 Non-Contractual Declarations
- 7 Pre-Emptive Declarations as to Recognition and Enforcement
- C Applications for the Appointment of an Arbitrator
- D Procedural Management
- E Resisting Enforcement
- 16 The Framework of Jurisdictional Law
- 17 Jurisdiction under the Brussels–Lugano Regime
- Preliminary Material
- A Introduction
- B Jurisdiction over Final Anti-Suit Injunctions under the Brussels–Lugano Regime
- 1 Is Final Relief to Protect Existing Proceedings a Fresh Claim?
- 2 Service of Proceedings Falling within the Brussels–Lugano Regime
- 3 Jurisdiction Based on Domicile: Article 4
- 4 Domicile Outside the Brussels–Lugano Zone: Article 6
- 5 Domicile Elsewhere in the Brussels–Lugano Zone
- 6 Article 7(1) in General: Place of Performance of a Contract
- 7 Article 7(1)(b): Goods and Services
- 8 Tort (and Equitable Wrongs): Article 7(2)
- 9 Connected Claims: Article 8(1)
- 10 Third-Party Proceedings: Article 8(2)
- 11 Other Available Heads of Special Jurisdiction
- 12 Heads of Special Jurisdiction which are Unlikely to Apply
- 13 The Special Protective Regimes: Insurance, Consumer Contracts, and Employment
- 14 Exclusive Jurisdiction: Article 24
- 15 Jurisdiction Clauses: Article 25
- 16 Entering an Appearance: Article 26(1)
- C Lis Pendens
- D Interim Anti-Suit Injunctions
- 1 The Ancillary Jurisdiction
- 2 Jurisdiction over Interim Relief under the Heads of Jurisdiction in the Regulation
- 3 Interim Injunctions in Single Forum Cases
- 4 Interim Injunctions Sought in English Court Proceedings Outside the Regime
- 5 Injunctions in Support of Proceedings Elsewhere
- 6 Interim Injunctions to Protect Arbitration Proceedings in England (or Abroad)
- 18 Jurisdiction under the Common Law Rules
- Preliminary Material
- A Introduction
- B Service within the Jurisdiction
- C Forum non Conveniens
- D Service Out of the Jurisdiction
- E Can the Common Law Jurisdictional Gateways Apply?
- F The Heads of Jurisdiction under CPR PD 6B Paragraph 3.1
- 18.22
- 18.23
- 18.24
- 1 Domicile: PD 6B Paragraph 3.1(1)
- 2 Injunctions: PD 6B Paragraph 3.1(2)
- 3 Additional Defendants: PD 6B Paragraph 3.1(3)
- 4 Additional Claims: PD 6B Paragraph 3.1(4)
- 5 Connected Claims: PD 6B Paragraph 3.1(4A)
- 6 Contract: The Hague Convention on the Choice of Court
- 7 Contract: PD 6B Paragraph 3.1(6)–(8)
- 8 Tort: PD 6B Paragraph 3.1(9)
- 9 Claims in Relation to Administration: PD 6B Paragraph 3.1(13)
- 10 Claims under Enactments: PD 6B Paragraph 3.1(20)
- 11 Heads of Jurisdiction Irrelevant to Anti-Suit Injunctions
- G Jurisdiction by Way of Counterclaim
- H Discretion under CPR Paragraphs 6.36 and 6.37
- I Arbitration Claims
- J Jurisdiction and Interim Anti-Suit Injunctions
- 18.88
- 18.89
- 1 The Ancillary Jurisdiction
- 2 Jurisdiction under CPR Paragraph 6.36 and PD 6B Paragraph 3.1
- 3 Jurisdiction by Presence
- 4 Free-Standing Interim Injunctions
- 5 The Ancillary Jurisdiction and Third Parties
- 6 Interim Relief in Support of Foreign Proceedings: PD 6B Paragraph 3.1(5)
- 7 Jurisdiction over Interim Injunctions in Support of Arbitration
- 19 Singapore Law
- Preliminary Material
- A Introduction
- B Sources and Powers
- C The Tests
- 19.17
- 19.18
- 19.19
- 19.20
- 19.21
- 19.22
- 19.23
- 19.24
- 19.25
- 19.26
- 19.27
- 19.28
- 19.29
- 19.30
- 19.31
- 19.32
- 19.33
- 19.34
- 19.35
- 19.36
- 19.37
- 1 Amenable to the Jurisdiction (Widjaya (i); Kirkham (a))
- 2 Natural and Proper Forum (Aérospatiale (v); Kirkham (b))
- 3 Vexation or Oppression (Kirkham (c))
- 4 The Balance of Legitimate Advantages and Injustice (Kirkham (d))
- 5 Caution, Circumspection, and ‘the Clearest of Circumstances’ (Widjaya (iv))
- D Anti-Enforcement Injunctions
- E Contractual Injunctions
- F Arbitration
- G Injunctions in Support of Foreign Courts and Tribunals
- H Hague Convention on the Choice of Court
- 20 New Zealand Law
- 1 Introduction
- Further Material
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