No good reason for refusing anti-suit injunction in favour of arbitration (Commercial Court) | Practical Law

No good reason for refusing anti-suit injunction in favour of arbitration (Commercial Court) | Practical Law

In Bannai v Erez (Trustee in Bankruptcy of Eli Reifman) [2013] EWHC 3689 (Comm), the Commercial Court considered an application to set aside anti-suit injunctions restraining the defendant trustee in bankruptcy from continuing or pursuing proceedings against the claimant, his son and ten companies, where the agreement between the claimant and the bankrupt contained an arbitration clause.

No good reason for refusing anti-suit injunction in favour of arbitration (Commercial Court)

Practical Law UK Legal Update Case Report 3-550-0430 (Approx. 3 pages)

No good reason for refusing anti-suit injunction in favour of arbitration (Commercial Court)

by Practical Law Arbitration
Published on 27 Nov 2013 • England, Wales
In Bannai v Erez (Trustee in Bankruptcy of Eli Reifman) [2013] EWHC 3689 (Comm), the Commercial Court considered an application to set aside anti-suit injunctions restraining the defendant trustee in bankruptcy from continuing or pursuing proceedings against the claimant, his son and ten companies, where the agreement between the claimant and the bankrupt contained an arbitration clause.