6 May 1988
PEARL ISLAND HOTEL LTD. v. INCORPORATED OWNERS OF PEARL ISLAND VILLAS EASTERN BLOCK (BLOCK B) AND ANOTHER
- Citation
- PEARL ISLAND HOTEL LTD. v. INCORPORATED OWNERS OF PEARL ISLAND VILLAS EASTERN BLOCK (BLOCK B) AND ANOTHER
- Court
- Court of First Instance
- Case number
- HCA7777/1987
The clause granting termination rights to the vendor was held to be vendor-exclusive and not to pass to the owners or their incorporated corporation under the DMC or the cited statutes; the plaintiff's objects permitted it to act as manager; evidence did not establish a fundamental breach or such serious neglect by the plaintiff as to justify termination; accordingly the plaintiff remains the first professional manager and defendants' attempts to terminate and to collect management fees were unlawful.