The Guide is fully interactive and for each jurisdiction covers:
whether a freezing order (or equivalent) can be obtained;
the test for doing so; and
the types of assets which can be frozen.
It also explains the implications for third parties (such as banks) who are often notified of such orders to give effect to them, and the consequences for both respondents and third parties of breaching such orders.
If you would like to find out more about Freezing Orders or other injunctions, please get in touch with your usual Eversheds Sutherland contact, or those listed in the Guide.
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