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Compensation Claim Launched Against Respondent Over Injunction Grant

A respondent is seeking compensation from the court after suffering loss as a result of an injunction granted in relation to a compensation claim.

Background

The respondent had previously been the subject of an interim order authorising the detention and preservation of relevant property, as well as a Norwich Pharmacal disclosure order, which required them to provide documents and evidence related to the claim. The respondent had also been ordered to give physical inspection of certain documents.

However, the respondent claims that the grant of these orders has caused them significant loss and inconvenience, including financial losses and reputational damage.

The Claim

The respondent is seeking compensation from the court for their losses, citing the court’s jurisdiction to order interim relief and disclosure under CPR Rule 17(1)(c) and (h), as well as the court’s discretion to grant Norwich Pharmacal disclosure orders under common law principles.

The respondent argues that they were not given sufficient notice of the application for these orders, despite being prohibited from notifying anyone of the existence of the application at the time. The respondent claims that this lack of notice has caused them significant harm and that they should be compensated accordingly.

Judgment

The court will now consider the respondent’s claim for compensation and determine whether they are entitled to damages as a result of the grant of the injunction and ancillary disclosure orders.

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