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Cann v Viscount 25-Sep-2019 [2019] JRC 189 (25 September 2019)
The Jersey Royal Court refused an early discharge from DĂ©sastre, holding that no benefit to creditors was shown and the four-year period remained the norm.
In the matter of Rockingham Investments Limited [2019] JRC 082 (08 May 2019)
The Royal Court admitted ACJ’s claim in Rockingham’s désastre, holding the company accounts and sworn statement of affairs proved a loan of £445,443.
Viscount v Booth and Investec Bank [2018] JRC 170 (12 September 2018)
The Royal Court upheld the Viscount’s refusal to set aside loan security for erreur and held no further investigation into the désastre was required.
Booth -v- The Viscount [2016] JCA 218 (24 November 2016)
The Jersey Court of Appeal held that the Code of 1771 did not bar return of litigation claims to a debtor in désastre, and the Viscount’s refusal was unreasonable.
In re PSD Enterprises Ltd. v [1998] JLR 321 (24 September 1998)
The court held that an order under article 17 of the Bankruptcy (Desastre) (Jersey) Law 1990 requires a cash flow inability to pay debts as they fall due.
1998/50 - Bristol & West v Ostroumoff [1998] UR 50 (12 March 1998)
The court declared the Ostroumouffs’ Jersey property en désastre, finding insolvency and refusing an adjournment despite proposed asset sales and an IVA.
In the matter of the Desastre of Blue Horizon Holidays Ltd [1994] JRC 103 (19 May 1994)
The Jersey court declared Blue Horizon Holidays Ltd in desastre and appointed a Desastre Official after finding the company unable to pay its debts.
In re the desastre of Hanley v [1993] JLR_Note 2b (15 November 1993)
Note on a desastre application by the debtor’s spouse concerning rights in the matrimonial home during insolvency proceedings.
In re Chapman v [1992] JLR_Note 1b (17 November 1992)
Note on a Jersey desastre proceeding involving a creditor’s objection against Chapman. The available source indicates the objection had to be considered under Jersey insolvency law.
Application by Hill Street Trustees Ltd re Arya Holdings Ltd en desastre [1988] JRC 045 (08 March 1988)
The court granted an application declaring Arya Holdings Ltd en desastre in insolvency proceedings brought by Hill Street Trustees Ltd.
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