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12 December 2025 News The recent decision of the English Commercial Court in Federal Republic of Nigeria and another v Williams [2025] EWHC 2217 (Comm) marks a significant development in the law of anti-enforcement injunctions (AEIs), particularly in the context of sovereign disputes and international enforcement strategy. Mr Justice Henshaw’s judgment expands the scope of anti-enforcement injunctions (AEIs) to restrain enforcement of English judgments abroad.
Limitation periods reflect the uncontroversial principle that a defendant should not be exposed to a claim which the claimant has unreasonably delayed in pursuing. However, what should happen to the limitation period where the defendant is responsible for the claimant's delay, having concealed the facts underlying the cause of action? This is the issue which is addressed by ss.
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