Docklock Ltd v C Christo & Co Ltd
The management fee agreement terminated on 9 February 2015; the management fee should be calculated based on combined salaries and benefits of Nicholas and Mr Forrester at £283.34 per day; Docklock is entitled to set off the occupation charge for the entire period; the service charge figure should be corrected to £23,232.12; the net figure due is £78,370.42 after adjustments.
- Parties
- Claimant: Docklock Limited; Defendant: C Christo & Co Limited
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 26 May 2021
- Procedural Posture
- Civil / Post Trial Determination of Quantum and Adjustment of Account
- Outcome
- Judgment for Docklock with adjustments to management fee, occupation charge, and service charge.
- Legal Topics
- Management Fees, Occupation Charges, Set Off, Service Charges, Contract Termination
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Parties
Docklock Limited
Claimant
C Christo & Co Limited
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Civil / Post Trial Determination of Quantum and Adjustment of Account
Legal Issues
- 1 Date of termination of management fee agreement
- 2 Correct rate for management fee
- 3 Period for set-off of occupation charge against management fee
Ratio Decidendi
The management fee agreement terminated on 9 February 2015; the management fee should be calculated based on combined salaries and benefits of Nicholas and Mr Forrester at £283.34 per day; Docklock is entitled to set off the occupation charge for the entire period; the service charge figure should be corrected to £23,232.12; the net figure due is £78,370.42 after adjustments.
Court Disposition
Judgment for Docklock with adjustments to management fee, occupation charge, and service charge.
Orders
- Management fee increased by £28,617.34 to £253,110.54.
- Occupation charge increased by £28,570.08 to £151,508.00.
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