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Commercial Court decision on authority, ratification and limitation in a disputed $5 million loan arrangement. The claim was dismissed as time barred.
Al Othman Holding Company v Al Rajhi Holding WLL [2025] EWHC 3078 (Comm) (21 November 2025)
Commercial Court claim over an alleged US$5 million loan failed after the court found no binding loan agreement, no effective acknowledgment, and no extension.
The High Court dismissed the claimants’ jurisdiction and injunction applications and stayed both claims pending arbitration, finding no need for a separate Part 11 challenge.
Court of Appeal partly allowed JNFX’s appeal, upholding summary judgment only for contract 10 in a deceit claim over foreign exchange transactions.
Giwa v JNFX Ltd & Ors [2025] EWCA Civ 961 (29 July 2025)
The Court of Appeal partly allowed JNFX Ltd’s appeal against summary judgment for deceit, upholding liability only for contract 10 and reducing damages.
Urania Shipping Company Ltd v Nordtrade SIA & Anor [2025] EWHC 1835 (Comm) (18 July 2025)
The Commercial Court set aside default judgment against the second defendant in a charterparty warranty of authority claim, finding a real prospect of defence.
The High Court granted summary judgment for Sanlam on a $1 million claim under a corporate counter-guarantee, finding no viable defence and holding that Ms Wick had ostensible authority.
Sanlam General Insuruance Ghana Ltd v Sustainable Growth Fund II SCSP SICAV-SIF [2025] EWHC 559 (Comm) (14 February 2025)
Summary judgment was granted for the claimant on a $1 million corporate guarantee, with the court rejecting challenges to legal personality, jurisdiction and authority.
Commercial Court decision on whether communications triggered pre-emption rights over the Idol’s Eye diamond. The court dismissed Qipco’s claim.
Mr Mervyn is liable in deceit for false representations regarding use and payment of Naira sums. JNFX is liable for Mr Mervyn’s deceit due to his ostensible authority. JNFX’s standard terms do not preclude liability as they were not incorporated. JNFX has no realistic prospect of defending the deceit claim or reducing quantum by credits. Frontier is also liable for deceit.
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