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Section 67 challenge succeeded for A1 and A3: C lacked authority to bind them and there was no ratification. A2’s challenge failed under section 73.
Xtellus Capital Partners Inc v DL Invest Group PM SA [2025] EWHC 1989 (Comm) (28 July 2025)
The High Court held that DL Invest Group PM S.A. was the contracting party, had held out Dominik Leszczyński as authorised, and owed Xtellus the success fee.
The High Court struck out a fraud-related commercial claim over aircraft engine sales, rejecting apparent authority and holding the causation case bound to fail.
Logix Aero Ireland Ltd v Siam Aero Repair Company Ltd [2025] EWHC 1283 (KB) (23 May 2025)
High Court strike-out and summary judgment application in an aircraft-engine fraud dispute: apparent authority failed, but the confidentiality claim was allowed to proceed.
The Supreme Court held that a bank must execute a customer’s valid payment instructions and the Quincecare duty does not extend to authorised push payment fraud.
Commercial Court judgment on whether Cuban sovereign debts were validly assigned to CRF I Limited and whether BNC and Cuba remained subject to English jurisdiction.
Aramco Trading Fujairah FZE v Gulf Petrochem FZC [2022] EWHC 288 (Comm) (21 January 2022)
The Commercial Court granted declarations and money judgment on a letter of indemnity after striking out the defendant’s defence, finding no more than a fanciful defence.
The Commercial Court refused summary judgment on a disputed personal guarantee, but found the defence improbable enough to justify a conditional order.
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd, Mumbai Branch v Ambani [2019] EWHC 3436 (Comm) (16 December 2019)
The High Court refused summary judgment on a bank’s claim under a personal guarantee, but made a conditional order because the defence was weak and improbable.
Stavrinides & Ors v Bank of Cyprus Public Company Ltd [2019] EWHC 1328 (Ch) (24 May 2019)
The High Court held that a 2013 letter purporting to settle bank debts was a forgery, lacked actual and apparent authority, and dismissed the claim.
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