Robert Kurvits & Anor v Kaur Kender & Ors
The court has jurisdiction to order Part 18 responses before service of defence if matters are in dispute and clarification is reasonably necessary and proportionate for case preparation or understanding the case to be met.
- Parties
- Petitioner: Robert Kurvits; Petitioner: Sander Taal; Respondent: Kaur Kender; Respondent: Tütreke OÜ; Respondent: Yessirnosir Limited; Respondent: Zaum UK Ltd
- Jurisdiction
- England and Wales
- Judgment Date
- 30 May 2025
- Procedural Posture
- Winding Up Petition / Interlocutory Application (part 18 CPR Requests)
- Outcome
- Part 18 requests granted (except request regarding removal of Mr Taal); petitioners directed to answer within 21 days.
- Legal Topics
- Just and Equitable Winding Up, Failure of Substratum, Clarification Under CPR Part 18, Copyright Ownership, Shareholder Disputes
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Parties
Robert Kurvits
Petitioner
Sander Taal
Petitioner
Kaur Kender
Respondent
Tütreke OÜ
Respondent
Yessirnosir Limited
Respondent
Zaum UK Ltd
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Winding Up Petition / Interlocutory Application (part 18 CPR Requests)
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether Part 18 CPR requests can be ordered before service of defence
- 2 Clarification of the scope and nature of the relief sought
- 3 Whether the company’s substratum has failed
Ratio Decidendi
The court has jurisdiction to order Part 18 responses before service of defence if matters are in dispute and clarification is reasonably necessary and proportionate for case preparation or understanding the case to be met.
Court Disposition
Part 18 requests granted (except request regarding removal of Mr Taal); petitioners directed to answer within 21 days.
Orders
- Petitioners to answer all Part 18 requests except the request relating to removal of Mr Taal within 21 days.
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