In re Allied Irish Banks v [1987] JLR 157 (29 July 1987)
England is the forum conveniens because the substantive connections are with England and the only link to Jersey is the situs of the bank account.
- Citation
- [1987] JLR 157
- Parties
- Representor: Allied Irish Banks
- Jurisdiction
- Jersey
- Judgment Date
- 29 July 1987
- Procedural Posture
- Civil / Jurisdictional Challenge
- Outcome
- Application granted; Jersey court declines jurisdiction in favour of England.
- Legal Topics
- Forum Conveniens, Jurisdiction, Recovery of Moneys, Trusts
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Parties
Allied Irish Banks
Representor
Procedural Posture
Civil / Jurisdictional Challenge
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether Jersey or England is the appropriate forum for a suit to recover moneys owed or held on trust
Ratio Decidendi
England is the forum conveniens because the substantive connections are with England and the only link to Jersey is the situs of the bank account.
Court Disposition
Application granted; Jersey court declines jurisdiction in favour of England.
Orders
- Proceedings to be heard in England
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