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AG v GH [2020] JCA 097 (01 June 2020)
Court of Appeal held that entrustment for fraudulent conversion may be inferred, but on these facts money paid under sale contracts was not entrusted.
Atrium European Real Estate Limited v NB (2019) BV 07-Oct-2019 [2019] JRC 198 (07 October 2019)
The Jersey Royal Court granted directions to convene a scheme meeting, addressing class composition, notice, and how to count nominee votes under Article 125.
Booth v Bults [2018] JCA 135 (25 July 2018)
The Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal over a ÂŁ160,000 payment, holding the appellant had not proved it was a loan rather than part of a shared property arrangement.
Campbell v Campbell & Ors [2018] JRC 038 (15 February 2018)
The court made consequential orders after its earlier trust judgment, including payments and costs orders, and dismissed the stay pending appeal as withdrawn.
Booth v Bults [2018] JRC 027 (1 February 2018)
The Jersey Royal Court dismissed a claim that ÂŁ160,000 paid to the defendant was a repayable loan, finding the payment reflected a joint property arrangement instead.
Trigwell -v- Clapp [2018] JCA 018 (23 January 2018)
The Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal over Astral Enterprises’ beneficial ownership, holding that Mr Harrod was never the company’s beneficial owner.
Trigwell -v- Clapp [2017] JRC 185 (03 November 2017)
On a post-judgment costs application, the Royal Court ordered Mr Trigwell to pay Mr Clapp’s costs on the standard basis after Mr Clapp successfully defended the claim.
Trigwell -v- Clapp [2017] JRC 145 (11 September 2017)
The Royal Court of Jersey dismissed Mr Trigwell’s claim to be Astral’s beneficial owner, finding the company was held for the OEEA Trust and the Clapp family.
Campbell -v- Campbell [2017] JRC 108 (06 July 2017)
The Royal Court held that Richard Campbell was entitled to 50% of the Longton loans on a common intention constructive trust, with resulting trust as an alternative basis.
Campbell v. Campbell [2017] 1 JLR 325 (06 July 2017)
A Jersey trust law dispute between two brothers over loan benefits to their jointly owned company, with the court finding a constructive trust in favour of the second brother.
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