Freezing orders Clause Samples
A freezing order is a legal mechanism that restricts a party from disposing of or dealing with certain assets. Typically, this clause is used in situations where there is a risk that a defendant may dissipate assets to frustrate the enforcement of a potential judgment, and it can apply to bank accounts, property, or other valuable holdings. The core function of a freezing order is to preserve assets so that they remain available to satisfy a court judgment, thereby preventing parties from undermining the legal process by hiding or transferring assets.
Freezing orders. (1) At the request of the applicant which has presented reasonably available evidence to support the claim that the patent has been infringed or is about to be infringed the Court may, even before the commencement of proceedings on the merits of the case, order a party not to remove from its jurisdiction any assets located therein, or not to deal in any assets, whether located within its jurisdiction or not.
(2) Article 60(5) to (9) shall apply by analogy to the measures referred to in this Article.
Freezing orders. The Court may order a party to refrain from removing from its jurisdiction any assets located there, or from dealing in any assets, whether located within its jurisdiction or not.
Freezing orders. The European Patent Court may order a party to refrain
(a) from removing from its jurisdiction any assets located there, or
(b) from dealing in any assets, whether located within its jurisdiction or not.
Freezing orders. 1. At the request of the applicant which has presented reasonably available evidence to support the claim that the patent has been infringed or is about to be infringed the Court may, even before the commencement of proceedings
2. Article 60
Freezing orders. The European Patent Court may order a party to refrain