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The Court of Appeal held that Order 59 r 14(3) is incidental to appellate jurisdiction, not a source of original jurisdiction, and refused leave to appeal.
The court discharged interim receivers over CSI shares after finding a major change of circumstances, including many plaintiffs had already sold and been paid for their interests.
The court dismissed a strikeout application, appointed an interim receiver, and made no order on an EGM summons pending trial of a just and equitable winding-up petition.
The Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal against the dismissal of an application for interim receivers, holding there was no reasonable prospect of success.
The court dismissed a further leave-to-appeal application in a shareholders’ receivership dispute, finding it repetitive, obstructive, and an abuse of process.
The court dismissed applications for receivership and injunctions over company shares and assets, holding that the applicant had not shown a sufficient change in circumstances or real risk of dissipation.
The court held there were no triable issues in a solicitor’s costs dispute, ordered taxation on a solicitor-client basis, and granted partial interim payment.
Interim stay of a receivership order refused. The Court found no urgency, little merit in the appeal grounds, and held the balance of convenience favoured leaving the order in place.
The court dismissed a strike-out to preserve a company dispute for trial and appointed interim receivers to protect assets pending resolution of share ownership.
The Court of Appeal continued an interim receivership over shares in Markle Land Limited to preserve value pending trial in a fraud-related dispute.
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