REMEMBER THAT GIVING AN UNDERTAKING AS TO DAMAGES WHEN OBTAINING AN INJUNCTION CAN BE EXPENSIVE (VERY EXPENSIVE) IN THIS CASE IT MAY RUN INTO TENS OF MILIONS (OF DOLLARS…)

An applicant for an injunction normally has to give an undertaking as to damages.  We have seen several cases where the applicant has had to pay damages and where this has been an expensive process.   We have another example here.  The damages are not finally calculated in this judgment but the indi...

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