Law in a nutshell
Freezing orders are a powerful tool - preventing a third party from devaluing or dealing with assets with the purpose of putting them beyond a creditor’s reach. But when and why may the court grant a freezing order; and what’s this about ‘surprise’?
What's covered?
What they are, when they are granted, case law examples and what to do in practice with clients.
Estimated length
15 mins
Recommended knoweldge level
Beginner
Knowledge check
3 questions at the end to check your understanding
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