Norris v Emprunt Ltd. [1990] JLR_Note 1c (24 January 1990)
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The court's discretion is central to the determination of cession generale applications.
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Norris
ApplicantEmprunt Ltd.
Respondent03
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Whether the court should exercise its discretion in matters of cession generale
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Jersey law
The court has discretion in matters of cession generale.
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The court's discretion is central to the determination of cession generale applications.
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