In the recent High Court judgment in relation to the offer for Expro International Group Plc, which was effected through a scheme, it was noted that it was not considered desirable for Court procedure to introduce a level of uncertainty into offers which the provisions of the Code had successfully eliminated. On this evidence, it does not appear that there is any current likelihood of the Courts playing a more active role in determining the outcome of offers".
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