1/22/2009

START DATE

END DATE

1/28/2009

Munib Masri v. Consolidated Contractors International Company SAL and others

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Supreme Court Bermuda

Civil Jurisdiction (Commercial List)

Kawaley J

Ben Adamson

FACTS OF THE CASE:

The case involves the reciprocal enforcement of judgments against the defendant obtained in the High Court of England and Wales and the intervenor's claims regarding costs and legal expenses

SUMMARY:

Application for fortification of undertaking payment of security for costs by the judgment creditor

OUTCOMES:

Refusal of intervenor s application for fortification and payment of security

RULED IN FAVOUR OF:

Not clearly indicated

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