Representation of Abdallah [2022] JRC 048 (23 February 2022)
The Court determined that the costs application should be resolved now rather than postponed until the end of the liquidation, as the absence of the liquidator's findings would only prejudice the applicant, and costs applications should be dealt with swiftly if possible.
- Citation
- [2022] JRC 048
- Parties
- Representor: Mr Abdallah; Respondent/non Party: Mr Mirza
- Jurisdiction
- Jersey
- Judgment Date
- 23 February 2022
- Procedural Posture
- Company Winding Up / Costs Application / Directions Hearing on Timing of Non Party Costs Application
- Outcome
- Application for immediate determination of non-party costs order granted; timetable set for submissions.
- Legal Topics
- Winding Up, Non Party Costs Orders, Director Liability for Costs
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Parties
Mr Abdallah
Representor
Mr Mirza
Respondent/non Party
Procedural Posture
Company Winding Up / Costs Application / Directions Hearing on Timing of Non Party Costs Application
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the application for a non-party costs order against Mr Mirza should be determined now or at the end of the liquidation
- 2 Principles governing costs orders against non-party directors
Ratio Decidendi
The Court determined that the costs application should be resolved now rather than postponed until the end of the liquidation, as the absence of the liquidator's findings would only prejudice the applicant, and costs applications should be dealt with swiftly if possible.
Court Disposition
Application for immediate determination of non-party costs order granted; timetable set for submissions.
Orders
- Mr Abdallah to file skeleton argument within four weeks.
- Mr Mirza to respond within two weeks of receipt.
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