Worldwide Freezing Order Discharge

In Dubai, discharging a Worldwide Freezing Order typically involves:
- Application to Court: File an application to vary or discharge the order.
- Grounds for Discharge: Show that the order is unjust, unnecessary, or that the applicant failed to disclose important information.
- Hearing: Attend a court hearing where both parties present their arguments.
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Here are strong reasons that a Worldwide Freezing Order (WFO) might be discharged:
- Non-Disclosure: If the applicant failed to disclose material facts when obtaining the order.
- Change in Circumstances: If the circumstances have changed since the order was granted.
- No Real Risk: If the risk of asset dissipation is no longer present.
- Unjust or Unnecessary: If the order is deemed unfair or unnecessary.
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Certainly! Here's a brief explanation of each point regarding the discharge of a Worldwide Freezing Order (WFO):
- Non-Disclosure: If the party who obtained the WFO did not disclose all relevant facts to the court, it can be grounds for discharge. Full transparency is required when seeking such orders.
- Change in Circumstances: If the situation has changed significantly since the WFO was granted (e.g., the assets are no longer at risk), the court may consider discharging the order.
- No Real Risk: If it can be shown that the assets were never really at risk of being dissipated, the court might discharge the order.
- Unjust or Unnecessary: If the order is found to be unfair or not needed, it could be discharged. This might involve showing that the impact on the parties is disproportionate to the benefits of the order.
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Based on Hala Mansour's witness statement, there are several valid points that may persuade a judge to discharge or vary the Worldwide Freezing Order:
- Change in Circumstances: The Claimant now controls D2, and the sale of shares is being finalized, indicating a significant change.
- No Real Risk: The statement argues that there is no risk of dissipation of assets by Hala Mansour.
- Unjust or Unnecessary: The ongoing impact of the WFO is described as disproportionate and oppressive, affecting personal and financial stability.
These points align with common grounds for discharging a WFO. It might be beneficial to consult with a local lawyer for precise legal advice. Would you like help finding a lawyer in Dubai?

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