“…hange of circumstances or because the party has subsequently become aware of facts which he could not reasonably have known about: Chanel Ltd. v Woolworth & Co [1981] 1 WLR 485 at 492D and 492H493A.…”
“…In Chanel Ltd v FW Woolworth & Co Ltd [1981] 1 WLR 485 ("Chanel"), the plaintiffs, in an action for trade mark infringement and passing-off, obtained ex parte interlocutory injunctions; on the inter partes hearing …”
“…"That is fatal to this ground for discharge: see Chanel Ltd v FW Woolworth & Co Ltd [1981] 1 WLR 485. Mr Drake emphasised that that case involved a consent order. But the principle is well established, and often applied, in relation to contested interlocutory …”
“…f circumstances, as the Judge did at [28] and [29]. The change of circumstances rule is based on the principle identified in Chanel Ltd v FW Woolworth & Co Ltd [1981] 1 WLR 485that a party must bring forward in argument all points reasonably available to him at the first opportunity; and that to allow him to take them serially in subs…”