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TEMPO EVENTS MANAGEMENT v ENVIE EVENTS LLC FZC [2021] DIFC CFI 020 — Registrar strikes out claim following failure to provide security for costs (23 May 2021)
The Registrar of the DIFC Courts formalizes the termination of proceedings in CFI 020/2019 after the Claimant’s failure to satisfy a court-ordered security for costs payment of nearly AED 1 million.
TEMPO EVENTS MANAGEMENT v ENVIE EVENTS LLC [2021] DIFC CFI 020 — procedural order regarding cessation of legal representation (10 May 2021)
The litigation between Tempo Events Management and Envie Events LLC - FZC, registered under case number CFI 020/2019, reached a procedural juncture regarding the status of the Claimant’s legal counsel.
TEMPO EVENTS MANAGEMENT v ENVIE EVENTS LLC FZC [2021] DIFC CFI 020 — Conditional Order for Security for Costs (11 February 2021)
The dispute between Tempo Events Management and Envie Events LLC FZC involves a high-stakes commercial claim that has been subject to extensive procedural maneuvering. The Defendant, Envie Events LLC FZC, sought an order for security for costs to mitigate the financial risk associated with…
TEMPO EVENTS MANAGEMENT v ENVIE EVENTS [2020] DIFC CFI 020 — Dismissal of permission to appeal security for costs order (12 November 2020)
Chief Justice Zaki Azmi denies the Appellant’s request to challenge a security for costs order, reinforcing the high threshold for appellate intervention in procedural matters.
TEMPO EVENTS MANAGEMENT v ENVIE EVENTS LLC FZC [2020] DIFC CFI 020 — Dismissal of appeal against security for costs order (17 September 2020)
The DIFC Court of First Instance clarifies the high threshold for appealing case management decisions, confirming that security for costs orders are governed by the restrictive criteria of RDC 44.27 rather than the general permission to appeal test under RDC 44.19.
TEMPO EVENTS MANAGEMENT v ENVIE EVENTS [2020] DIFC CFI 020 — Quashing a Judicial Officer’s document production order (29 June 2020)
The DIFC Court of First Instance clarifies the threshold for document production, emphasizing that broad, non-specific requests fail to satisfy the requirements of RDC 28.1.
TEMPO EVENTS MANAGEMENT v ENVIE EVENTS LLC FZC [2020] DIFC CFI 020 — Order for Redfern Schedule disclosure (08 June 2020)
The lawsuit involves a commercial dispute between Tempo Events Management and Envie Events LLC FZC, which reached a procedural juncture regarding the scope of discovery. Following a Case Management Conference (CMC) order issued earlier in the proceedings, the Claimant sought to compel the…
TEMPO EVENTS MANAGEMENT v ENVIE EVENTS [2020] DIFC CFI 020 — Judicial Officer order on Redfern schedule disclosure (19 May 2020)
The dispute in CFI 020/2019 centers on the scope of document disclosure required during the pre-trial phase of litigation between the Claimant, Tempo Events Management, and the Defendant, Envie Events.
TEMPO EVENTS MANAGEMENT v ENVIE EVENTS LLC - FZ [2020] DIFC CFI 020 — Case Management Order (05 March 2020)
The lawsuit involves a commercial dispute between the Claimant, Tempo Events Management, and the Defendant, Envie Events LLC - FZ. While the specific underlying contractual or tortious claims are not detailed in this procedural order, the litigation has reached the stage of active case management,…
TEMPO EVENTS MANAGEMENT v ENVIE EVENTS LLC FZC [2020] DIFC CFI 020 — Procedural directions for security for costs (26 February 2020)
The litigation involves a commercial dispute between Tempo Events Management (the Claimant) and Envie Events LLC FZC (the Defendant). While the underlying substantive claims remain to be fully ventilated, the immediate procedural focus concerns the Defendant’s application filed on 23 February 2020,…
TEMPO EVENTS MANAGEMENT v ENVIE EVENTS LLC [2019] DIFC CFI 020 — Procedural mootness of time extension applications (17 September 2019)
The dispute between Tempo Events Management and Envie Events LLC - FZ centers on a procedural application filed by the Defendant, Envie Events LLC - FZ, seeking to extend the deadline for the submission of its Defence and Counterclaim. The original deadline for these filings was 2 September 2019.