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Term: freezing injunction
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An order make by the court in respect of a defendant's assets both in and outside England and Wales and both before and after judgement, in order to prevent a defendant from taking action, such as disposal of assets, designed to furustrate subsequent orders of the court in favour of the claimant.
Usage: A judge ordered the Defendant's assets be frozen to prevent the assets being taken offshore.
Related Words: freezing order; litigation; injunction; search order; claimant; defendant; affidavit; witness summary; witness statement; real evidence; documentary evidence; evidence in chief; application notice; statement of case.
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