Practice: Permavent Ltd and another v Makin
The Rolls Building Author Basher Eyre Licence CC BY-SA 2.0 Source Wikipedia Rolls Bldg Jane Lambert Patents Court (HH Judge Hacon) Permavent Ltd and another v Maki n [2020] EWHC 3495 (Pat) (17 Dec 2020) A Tomlin order is a way of settling litigation. It consists of a settlement agreement that is confidential to the parties annexed to an order staying the proceedings. If a party fails to abide by the agreement, the order permits the other party to apply to the court to enforce it without bringing a new action, It is called a Tomlin order because it was first made by Mr Justice Tomlin in Dashwood v Dashwood [1927] WN 276, 64 LJNC 431, 71 Sol Jo 911 (1 Nov1927). Mr Justice Tomlin subsequently issued a practice notice for such orders which is now contained in CPR 40.6 and para 3 of the Part 40B Practice Direction, In Permavent Ltd and another v Makin [2020] EWHC 3495 (Pat) (17 Dec 2020) a dispute between the claim...