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BUSINESS AND PROPERTY COURTS OF ENGLAND AND WALES
PROPERTY TRUSTS AND PROBATE (ChD)
Fetter Lane London, EC4A 1NL |
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B e f o r e :
Sitting as a Deputy Judge of the High Court
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The Trustees of the Nicholas Savage Foundation (1) Andrew Iain Tolmie (2) Judith Weingarten |
Claimants |
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(1) Pia Elizabeth Taylor (2) Dennis Joseph Massey |
Defendants |
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Amy Berry (instructed by Glanvilles Damant Limited) for the Second Defendant
The First Defendant did not appear and was not represented
Hearing dates: 27 November 2020
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Crown Copyright ©
Judge Jonathan Richards:
i) The application of the Second Defendant ("D2") dated 16 November 2020 for the freezing injunction and ancillary order made by HHJ Cooke on 15 February 2019, as subsequently varied, (the "Freezing Injunction") to be discharged, insofar as it relates to D2, if necessary against the provision of undertakings to be given by D2.
ii) D2's application dated 16 November 2020 for the Freezing Injunction to be varied to permit him to pay £9,080.16 to American Express to discharge a credit card debt.
iii) D2's application for the Freezing Injunction to be varied to permit the balance of the funds remaining in bank accounts covered by the Freezing Injunction (the "Frozen Accounts") to be spent on legal advice and assistance.
Payment of the American Express bill
The legal expenses
The application to discharge the Freezing Injunction
Conclusion