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The Duty of Full and Frank Disclosure: Serious consequences of failure for Punjab National Bank, before the English Court

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It is a basic principle of justice that a respondent to an application to court should have the opportunity to be heard by the court before the court makes any order. What may be less well understood is that there are equally situations where it is appropriate that the respondent is not notified that the…

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