
UK Supreme Court clarifies critical questions of jurisdiction
Rob Harkavy
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The Supreme Court has ruled that English courts can grant final mandatory anti-suit relief to restrain proceedings commenced in breach of an arbitration agreement seated outside England and Wales.
In the first ruling of its kind, the UK Supreme Court yesterday (23 April) ruled that the courts of England and Wales have jurisdiction to grant final mandatory and prohibitory anti-suit relief to restrain proceedings brought as a consequence of an arbitration agreement seated outside the juris
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