 A freezing order will usually only be made where the claimant can show that there was at least a good arguable case that they would succeed at trial and that the refusal of an injunction would involve a real risk that a judgment or award in their favour would remain unsatisfied.It is recognised as being quite harsh on defendants because the order is often granted at the pre-trial stage in "ex parte" hearings, based on affidavit evidence alone.To prevent potential injustice and abuse of the Court's powers in an "ex parte" proceeding, moving parties are required to provide full and frank disclosure at such proceeding .