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Maywal Ltd. v. Nautech Servs. [2014] 2 JLR 527 (25 September 2014)

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Holding and result

Each cause of action in a claim containing several causes must independently satisfy the test for service out of jurisdiction.

Court disposition

application for service out of jurisdiction considered; each cause of action must satisfy test

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Material facts

Parties

Maywal Ltd.

Plaintiff

Nautech Servs.

Defendant

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Procedural history

  1. Posture

    Civil / Application for Service Out of Jurisdiction

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Questions and positions

Legal issues

Party arguments

Applicant
Plaintiff asserts that the claim falls within Service of Process Rules, r.7, that there is a serious issue to be tried against the non-resident defendant, and that Jersey is the forum conveniens.
Respondent
Defendant challenges whether the claim meets the requirements for service out of jurisdiction and whether each cause of action satisfies the necessary test.

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    Service of Process Rules, r.7

    Service out of jurisdiction is justified if (a) the plaintiff shows a good arguable case that the claim falls within Service of Process Rules, r.7; (b) there is a serious issue to be tried against the non-resident defendant; and (c) Jersey is the forum conveniens.

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Ratio decidendi

Each cause of action in a claim containing several causes must independently satisfy the test for service out of jurisdiction.

Court disposition

application for service out of jurisdiction considered; each cause of action must satisfy test

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Service of Process Rules, r.7

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