Trafalgar Multi Asset Trading Company Limited (in liquidation) v James David Hadley & Ors.
The Applicants failed to demonstrate any misrepresentation, let alone fraudulent misrepresentation, by the Claimant or its legal team. No new grounds were presented that would justify a further adjournment. The application was dismissed as utterly without merit, and indemnity costs were ordered against the Applicants.
- Parties
- Claimant: Trafalgar Multi Asset Trading Company Limited (In Liquidation); Defendant: James David Hadley; Defendant: Thomas William Gordon Biggar; Defendant: Stuart Neil Chapman-Clark; Defendant: Andrew Christopher Jones; Defendant: Titan Capital Partners Limited; Defendant: CGrowth Capital Bond Limited; Defendant: William Macfarland Wright III; Defendant: Pinnacle Brokers Limited (In Liquidation); Defendant: Mark Lloyd; Defendant: Vivere Forti International Foundation; Defendant: Kirsty Louise Platt; Defendant: Platinum Pyramid Limited; Defendant: Bentley Jarrard Thwaite
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 20 March 2023
- Procedural Posture
- Civil / Interlocutory Application (third Adjournment Application During Trial)
- Outcome
- Application dismissed
- Legal Topics
- Adjournment of Trial, Fraudulent Misrepresentation, Case Management, Disclosure Obligations, Bribery Allegations
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Parties
Trafalgar Multi Asset Trading Company Limited (In Liquidation)
Claimant
James David Hadley
Defendant
Thomas William Gordon Biggar
Defendant
Stuart Neil Chapman-Clark
Defendant
Andrew Christopher Jones
Defendant
Titan Capital Partners Limited
Defendant
CGrowth Capital Bond Limited
Defendant
William Macfarland Wright III
Defendant
Pinnacle Brokers Limited (In Liquidation)
Defendant
Mark Lloyd
Defendant
Vivere Forti International Foundation
Defendant
Kirsty Louise Platt
Defendant
Platinum Pyramid Limited
Defendant
Bentley Jarrard Thwaite
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Civil / Interlocutory Application (third Adjournment Application During Trial)
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the trial should be adjourned pending Supreme Court leave to appeal and/or to allow investigation of alleged fraudulent misrepresentation by the Claimant
- 2 Whether the Claimant or its legal team made fraudulent misrepresentations to the High Court or Court of Appeal
Ratio Decidendi
The Applicants failed to demonstrate any misrepresentation, let alone fraudulent misrepresentation, by the Claimant or its legal team. No new grounds were presented that would justify a further adjournment. The application was dismissed as utterly without merit, and indemnity costs were ordered against the Applicants.
Court Disposition
Application dismissed
Orders
- Application for adjournment dismissed as utterly without merit
- Costs ordered against the Applicants on an indemnity basis in favour of the Claimant and the 9th Defendant
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