re Leisure Net v [2002] JRC 104 (25 May 2002)
The application for a stay is refused because granting a stay would defeat the principles of comity, the applicants lack standing, the orders were properly made with safeguards, and the appeal in South Africa does not justify a stay in Jersey.
- Citation
- [2002] JRC 104
- Parties
- Joint Liquidator: Robert John Walters; Joint Liquidator: Gavin Cecil Gainsford; Company in Liquidation: LeisureNet Limited; Applicant: Peter Gardener; Applicant: Rodney Mitchell
- Jurisdiction
- Jersey
- Judgment Date
- 25 May 2002
- Procedural Posture
- Application for Stay Pending Appeal / Post Judgment, Application for Stay of Orders
- Outcome
- application for stay refused
- Legal Topics
- Liquidator Assistance, Letters of Request, Stay of Proceedings, Fraudulent Transactions, Director Misconduct
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Parties
Robert John Walters
Joint Liquidator
Gavin Cecil Gainsford
Joint Liquidator
LeisureNet Limited
Company in Liquidation
Peter Gardener
Applicant
Rodney Mitchell
Applicant
Procedural Posture
Application for Stay Pending Appeal / Post Judgment, Application for Stay of Orders
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether a stay of execution of orders assisting foreign liquidators should be granted pending appeal in the originating jurisdiction
- 2 Whether the applicants have standing to challenge the orders in Jersey
- 3 Whether the orders were properly obtained and whether non-disclosure is relevant for the Jersey court
Ratio Decidendi
The application for a stay is refused because granting a stay would defeat the principles of comity, the applicants lack standing, the orders were properly made with safeguards, and the appeal in South Africa does not justify a stay in Jersey.
Court Disposition
application for stay refused
Orders
- Original orders for assistance to liquidators to take their course
- No stay of execution granted
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