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Insolvency [2021] JRC 238

Representation of Regus

Representation of Regus [2021] JRC 238 (21 September 2021)

The Jersey Royal Court ordered disclosure of most confidential exhibits in a cross-border insolvency dispute, and adjourned an application to set aside a Luxembourg Letter of Request.

  • Letter of request
  • Disclosure of confidential information
  • Creditors' rights
  • Jurisdiction
  • Insolvency proceedings
  • Cross-border-insolvency
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Insolvency [2020] JRC 226A

Representation of Regus Plc 26-Oct-2020

Representation of Regus Plc 26-Oct-2020 [2020] JRC 226A (26 October 2020)

The Royal Court of Jersey issued a Letter of Request to Luxembourg to place Regus Plc into bankruptcy, while preserving creditors’ right to apply in Jersey.

  • Letter of request
  • Bankruptcy jurisdiction
  • Distribution of assets
  • Creditors' rights
  • Comity
  • Economic substance
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Insolvency [2009] JRC 110

AAA Holdings LImited

AAA Holdings LImited [2009] JRC 110 (04 June 2009)

The court held that, absent a liquidation committee or creditors’ meeting, creditors should ordinarily be notified and allowed to be heard before sanctioning a compromise.

  • Liquidation
  • Compromise of claims
  • Creditors' rights
  • Court sanction of liquidator actions
  • Insolvency
  • Creditors-rights
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Bankruptcy [1979] JLR 111

In re Birbeck v

In re Birbeck v [1979] JLR 111 (16 July 1979)

In a Jersey bankruptcy/degrèvement matter, a ratified spouse agreement was held insufficient by itself to transfer real property or bind creditors.

  • Degrèvement
  • Transfer of real property
  • Hypothèque lĂ©gale
  • Creditors' rights
  • Bankruptcy
  • Property-law
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