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Partnership law

Matthew Halstead Cobden v Daniel Halstead Cobden

The Court of Appeal upheld a Syers order allowing one brother to buy out the other in a dissolved farming partnership, rejecting the appeal against valuation-based relief.

  • Dissolution of partnership
  • Syers order
  • Proprietary estoppel
  • Valuation of partnership assets
  • Equitable remedies
  • Partnership-dissolution
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Partnership law [2025] EWCA Civ 1612

Cobden v Cobden

Cobden v Cobden [2025] EWCA Civ 1612 (12 December 2025)

Court of Appeal upheld a Syers order allowing one partner to buy out the other after dissolution of a farming partnership, finding an equity making sale unfair.

  • Dissolution of partnership
  • Syers order
  • Proprietary estoppel
  • Valuation of partnership assets
  • Equitable remedies
  • Partnership-dissolution
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Partnership law [2024] EWHC 1581 (Ch)

Cobden v Cobden

Cobden v Cobden [2024] EWHC 1581 (Ch) (01 July 2024)

High Court partnership dissolution dispute between brothers over a dairy farm, addressing whether a Syers order should let Matthew buy out Daniel instead of an open-market sale.

  • Syers order
  • Proprietary estoppel
  • Partnership dissolution
  • Valuation of partnership assets
  • Goodwill
  • Exercise of judicial discretion
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Partnership law

Matthew Halstead Cobden v Daniel Halstead Cobden

A farming partnership dissolution dispute about whether one brother should buy out the other under a Syers order rather than an open-market sale.

  • Syers order
  • Proprietary estoppel
  • Winding up
  • Valuation
  • Discretionary relief
  • Partnership-dissolution
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