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In AB v CD [2014] EWHC 1 (QB), when considering an application for a prohibitory injunction, the High Court looked at the meaning of "adequate remedy" in the American Cyanamid sense, where there is a contractual clause limiting recoverable damages.
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Meaning of "adequate remedy" where there is a contractual clause limiting recoverable damages (High Court)
Practical Law UK Legal Update Case Report 9-553-8185
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Meaning of "adequate remedy" where there is a contractual clause limiting recoverable damages (High Court)
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Published on 08 Jan 2014
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England,
Wales
In
AB v CD [2014] EWHC 1 (QB)
, when considering an application for a prohibitory injunction, the High Court looked at the meaning of "adequate remedy" in the
American Cyanamid
sense, where there is a contractual clause limiting recoverable damages.
Note: On 6 March 2014 an appeal of this decision was allowed. See
Legal update, Injunctions: Court of Appeal on adequate remedy test when contractual clause limiting damages
.