A v OOO 'Insurance Company Chubb' & Ors

Decision date: 15 October 2019

Neutral citation: Neutral citation not available

Court: High Court (Commercial Court)

Insurance classification confidence: high

Overall AI summary confidence: high

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This is an urgent application by A for anti-suit relief (mandatory and prohibitory injunctions) to restrain Chubb Russia and related defendants from pursuing proceedings in Russia said to breach an arbitration clause providing for ICC arbitration in London. The court concluded the application was not ready for a fair urgent hearing because of late and inadequate written materials, incomplete evidence (including on Russian law), and complexity as to the non-party defendants, and refused to proceed to grant urgent interim injunctive relief that day.

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No clear binding ratio can safely be identified from the judgment.

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The judgment contains clear judicial observations emphasising that in urgent commercial applications parties must provide clear, succinct and properly structured skeleton arguments compliant with the Commercial Court Guide and ensure timely service of evidence; failure to do so may preclude the court from granting urgent relief.

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