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CFI 023/2013 (1) Republic of Djibouti (2) Autorite Ports Et Des Zones Franches De Djibouti (3) Port Autonome International De Djibouti v Mr Abdourahman Mohamed Mahmoud Boreh
UPON reviewing Application Notice CFI-023-2013/2 filed by the Claimants on 30 March 2015 (“the Application”) requesting that the Freezing Order granted by Justice Sir David Steel on 4 November 2013 (“the Freezing Order”) be discharged;
AND UPON reviewing the Consent Order dated 30 March 2015 agreeing to the below terms, signed by Counsel for the Claimants and the Defendant;
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED BY CONSENT THAT:
The Freezing Order made against the Defendant by order dated 4 November 2013 be discharged.
The Claimant shall pay the Defendant’s costs of the Application, to be assessed if not agreed.
For the avoidance of doubt, the discharge of the Freezing Order will not release or discharge the Claimants’ undertakings given in Schedule B of the Order made on 4 November 2014 and/or obligations contained therein.