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In re First Intl. Bank of Granada Ltd. v [2002] JLR_Note 7 (23 January 2002)

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Holding and result

The court's discretion to assist a foreign court in bankruptcy proceedings is recognized.

Court disposition

Application noted; discretion of court emphasized.

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Material facts

Parties

First International Bank of Granada Ltd.

Applicant

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Procedural history

  1. Posture

    Bankruptcy / Application for Assistance to Foreign Court

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Legal issues

Whether the Jersey court should exercise its discretion to assist a foreign court in bankruptcy proceedings

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Applicant
Applicant seeks assistance from the Jersey court in relation to foreign bankruptcy proceedings.
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No respondent argument available.

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    Jersey bankruptcy law

    Court has discretion to assist foreign courts in bankruptcy matters.

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The court's discretion to assist a foreign court in bankruptcy proceedings is recognized.

Court disposition

Application noted; discretion of court emphasized.

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