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THE ADMIRALTY & COMMERCIAL COURTS GUIDE 2006

 

K  After Trial
K1   Continuation, variation and discharge of interim remedies and undertakings
K1.1  
(a)   Applications to continue, vary or discharge interim remedies or undertakings should be made to a Commercial Judge, even after trial.
(b)   If a party wishes to continue a freezing injunction after trial or judgment, care should be taken to ensure that the application is made before the existing freezing injunction has expired.
K2   Accounts and enquiries
K2.1   The court may order that accounts and inquiries be referred to a judge of the Technology and Construction Court or to a Master. Alternatively, the parties may choose to refer the matter to arbitration.
K3   Enforcement
K3.1   Unless the court orders otherwise, all proceedings for the enforcement of any judgment or order for the payment of money given or made in the Commercial Court will be referred automatically to a master of the Queen's Bench Division or a district judge: PD 58 Paragraph 1.2(2).
K3.2   Applications in connection with the enforcement of a judgment or order for the payment of money should accordingly be directed to the Registry which will allocate them to the Admiralty Registrar or to one of the Queen's Bench masters as appropriate.
K4   Assessment of damages or interest after a default judgment
K4.1   Unless the court orders otherwise, the assessment of damages or interest following the entry of a default judgment for damages or interest to be assessed will be carried out by the Admiralty Registrar or one of the Queen's Bench masters to whom the case is allocated by the Registry.