- Cited — Crowther v Crowther & Ors 2020-06-16
“…’s assets are completely depleted before the claimant is able to obtain its judgment. This has been clear since the decision of Robert Goff J in The Angel Bell [1981] 1 QB 65. Moreover, so long as the payment is made in good faith, the court does not enquire as to whether it is made in order to discharge a legal obligation or whethe…”
- Considered — Vneshprombank LLC v Bedzhamov & Ors 2019-11-19
“…these circumstances? The first reported case in which a similar question was considered is Iraqi Ministry of Defence v Arcepey Shipping Co Ltd (The Angel Bell) [1981] 1 QB 65. In that case Mr Justice Robert Goff held that it was consistent with the policy underlying the Mareva jurisdiction that the defendant should be allowed to pay…”
- Cited — Vneshprombank LLC v Bedzhamov & Ors 2019-11-19
“…’s assets are completely depleted before the claimant is able to obtain its judgment. This has been clear since the decision of Robert Goff J in The Angel Bell [1981] 1 QB 65. Moreover, so long as the payment is made in good faith, the court does not enquire as to whether it is made in order to discharge a legal obligation or whethe…”
- Cited — Michael Wilson & "Partners" Ltd v Emmott 2019-02-26
“…n for the payment of expenses in the ordinary course of business, namely, the Angel Bell exception: Iraqi Ministry of Defencev Arcepey Shipping (TheAngel Bell) [1981] 1 QB 65. There, Robert Goff J (as he then was), in terms appropriate to the then limit on the injunction’s applicability to foreign defendants, underlined (as summaris…”