PROVING THINGS 284: APPLICANT FOR INJUNCTION FAILS ON JUST ABOUT EVERY POINT: THE CASE WAS DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND; NO EVIDENCE OF A RISK OF DISSIPATION; MATTERS THAT LEAVE THE JUDGE “BAFFLED” AND UNCOMFORTABLE

The applicant in this case sought an injunction. The application was (unusually) made on notice.  The respondent did not have the opportunity to put in evidence.  The applicant failed on just about every point. It was unclear what the applicant's case actually was; there was no evidence of a risk of...

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