Might be enforceable? I'm guessing there are some nuances here and I'm curious about them as my fast take on the situation would be to ignore it as unenforceable (if not living in the UK).
The problem with ignoring it is that if you later learn you were wrong about the degree of enforcability you can't go back and challenge the decision. Obviously the US defendants would challenge any enforcability and expect to win, ... that said we also expected to be able to get it summarily dismissed.
