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Rued v Dormer & Anor [2026] EWHC 1074 (Ch) (08 May 2026)
The court refused further interest, left the liability-phase costs order unchanged, made no order as to account-phase costs, and set a sale mechanism for partnership assets.
The court determined that Inquiry 6 should include both rental income and expenses, Inquiry 7 should address ATM commission as part of partnership profits, and Inquiry 16 regarding Greatway Partnership accounts for 2007-2013 should be adjourned for resolution at a later hearing.
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Mr Dormer is entitled to wages, overtime, and commission as agreed, subject to adjustments for periods where evidence does not support claimed work or expenses. The value of Plot 9 and undeveloped land must be factored into the partnership accounts. Private expenses and unsupported claims are to be excluded. The duty of good faith and rationality governs the conduct and entitlement of partners.
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Rued v Dormer & Anor [2023] EWHC 3118 (Ch) (05 December 2023)
Partnership account judgment over a long-running property development, addressing wages, overtime, commission, private expenses, and the valuation of Plot 9 and undeveloped land.
The High Court held that the partners’ accounts could properly make full provision for a partner’s debt, even though the statutory accounts required only a 50% provision.
High Court Chancery trial in a family partnership dispute over 8 King Street. The court rejected proprietary estoppel and ordered extensive accounting.
Gharavi-Nakhjavani v Pelagias [2014] EWCA Civ 1699 (10 December 2014)
The Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal over whether a master could determine certain accounting claims within long-running partnership and property proceedings.
Partnership dispute over a guest house: the court found the partnership ended in September 2005, rejected a property interest claim, and awarded ÂŁ20,000.
Appeal against account-taking in a Chancery matter allowed. The Court of Appeal remitted the account to a full Master and limited further objections to those already made in writing.
Nakhjavani v Pelagias [2005] EWCA Civ 823 (17 June 2005)
The Court of Appeal allowed an appeal over a disputed account in Chancery proceedings, remitting the matter for a full Master and restricting objections to those already made in writing.
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