Kindred & Ors v Warhurst & Ors [2022] EWHC 1100 (Ch) (07 April 2022)
Claims by first and second claimants against second to fourth defendants are struck out except for claims arising from alleged breach of statutory duty (paragraph 7(qq)); third claimant's claims survive as he was not party to RSA; first defendant's application to be removed as a party is not granted; claimants must re-plead their case with clarity and specificity.
- Citation
- [2022] EWHC 1100 (Ch)
- Parties
- Claimant: Stephen Kindred; Claimant: Mary Kindred; Claimant: Geoffrey Peter Simcox; Defendant: Christopher Warhurst; Defendant: Paul Serjeant; Defendant: Deborah Serjeant; Defendant: Catherine Serjeant
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 07 April 2022
- Procedural Posture
- Strike Out Application / Interlocutory Judgment
- Outcome
- Particulars of Claim struck out; claim permitted to proceed on limited grounds; applications partially granted.
- Legal Topics
- Co Ownership, Trusteeship, Settlement Agreements, Release and Covenant Not to Sue, Declaratory Relief, Specific Performance, Defamation
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Parties
Stephen Kindred
Claimant
Mary Kindred
Claimant
Geoffrey Peter Simcox
Claimant
Christopher Warhurst
Defendant
Paul Serjeant
Defendant
Deborah Serjeant
Defendant
Catherine Serjeant
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Strike Out Application / Interlocutory Judgment
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether claims against second to fourth defendants are barred by Release and Settlement Agreement (RSA)
- 2 Whether first defendant should be removed as a party due to sale of share
- 3 Whether third claimant's share was validly forfeited under Yacht Share Syndicate Agreement (YSSA)
Ratio Decidendi
Claims by first and second claimants against second to fourth defendants are struck out except for claims arising from alleged breach of statutory duty (paragraph 7(qq)); third claimant's claims survive as he was not party to RSA; first defendant's application to be removed as a party is not granted; claimants must re-plead their case with clarity and specificity.
Court Disposition
Particulars of Claim struck out; claim permitted to proceed on limited grounds; applications partially granted.
Orders
- Particulars of Claim struck out in entirety.
- Claimants permitted to re-plead.
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