The Mareva Injuction in Aid of Foreign Proceedings, 1997
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The article "The Mareva Injuction in Aid of Foreign Proceedings" addresses the legal technicalities and issues behind one form of civil asset recovery, the Mareva Injunction, used in English and Canadian law. Under a Mareva Injunction a court can freeze the assets of a debtor who has gone abroad.
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| Title | The Mareva Injuction in Aid of Foreign Proceedings |
| Author | Paul Michell (Associate, Tory Tory Deslauriers & Binnington, Toronto) |
| Publisher | Osgoode Hall Law Journal |
| Series | 34/4 (741-806) |
| Nr. of pages | 66 |
| Pub. date | 1997 |
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