10/16/2025
The decision is a further example of Carey Olsen's established track record in complex cross-border disputes and its commitment to delivering results for its valued clients.
10/15/2025
The decision is a notable example of where the Court has established that the test was satisfied but ultimately declined to award a remedy
10/14/2025
The borrower then challenged the enforcement of the award, citing, among various other arguments, that proper notice of arbitration had not been given as dictated by the HKAS arbitration rules.
10/10/2025
The Court of Appeal dismissed the appellants' appeal against a US$16.5m interim damages order
10/06/2025
The decision highlights the difficulty in bringing claims for procedural fairness and bias.
10/02/2025
The court pointed to long-standing case-law dated 2 May 1966 that this prohibition is not applicable to international contracts concluded as per international trade usages.
09/30/2025
The Commercial Court noted that the maturity of the Notes meant that Geminis was obliged to pay the debt, and the absence of a default notice did not negate this obligation.
09/26/2025
Mrs N asked the provider to confirm to whom it has awarded Mr N’s death benefits, but it refused to do so for data protection reasons.
09/25/2025
The provisional liquidation of RTI Limited marks the first appointment of its kind by the Royal Court under provisions introduced into the Companies (Jersey) Law in 2022.
09/25/2025
Young's comments and conduct being likely to seriously damage the relationship of trust and confidence between the parties.
09/25/2025
In appointing the PLs, the Court made orders preserving the rights of the directors of RTI to pursue the appeal against enforcement of the award in Jersey
09/23/2025
Our team was led by partner Adam Cole and included partner Laurent Thibeault and associate Sarah Ball.
09/22/2025
The court also confirmed that a waiver of privilege cannot be walked back once it enters the evidentiary record even if it later withdrawn or not relied on, as waiver occurs when the material is filed.
09/19/2025
The BVI Courts apply a well-known legal maxim originally developed by the English Courts in Lazarus Estates v Beasley [1956]
09/19/2025
The key legal issue was whether the harassment occurred in the "course and scope of employment", thereby making the employer vicariously liable.
09/19/2025
The judge found that the constitutional challenge was good, and the parties were invited to further address the question of relief.
09/16/2025
The Court ruled that the success fee, which Prudential had claimed should not have been liable for VAT, was a successive payment relating to a continuous supply of services, with the event which triggered the fee coming after the investment manager had le
09/16/2025
The article examines how the court’s ruling reinforces the principle that enforcement courts retain independent discretion under the New York Convention; even when proceedings at the seat are ongoing.
09/10/2025
Actis Consumer Grooming Products Ltd v Super-Max Mauritius [2025 SCJ 388]
09/08/2025
The tribunal dismissed the application, relying primarily on established UK case law.