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Crociani -v- Crociani [2018] JRC 013 (17 January 2018)
The Royal Court of Jersey decided costs after trust litigation, awarding indemnity costs against the first and fourth defendants and standard costs against the third.
Prestigic (Wisley) Nominees Ltd -v- JTC and Others [2012] JRC 097 (14 May 2012)
The Jersey Royal Court dismissed a minority shareholder’s unfair prejudice application, holding the complaint concerned past misconduct better pursued derivatively.
Chvetsov v BNP Paribas [2009] JLR 217 (19 June 2009)
The court held that a trustee’s agent owes duties to the trustee, not directly to beneficiaries, and beneficiaries generally cannot sue the agent directly.
Guenier v Fuller [2005] JRC 050 (20 April 2005)
The Jersey Royal Court refused leave for a derivative action, holding that liquidation was an adequate alternative remedy for the deadlocked company.
Gamlestaden v Baltic Partners [2005] JCA 015 (10 February 2005)
The Court of Appeal held that Article 141 relief was unavailable because any benefit from reversing the impugned transactions would accrue only to Gamlestaden as creditor, not as shareholder.
Bates v Combrinck [2004] JRC 116 (06 July 2004)
The court refused to set aside leave to serve David Risbey out of the jurisdiction, holding the affidavit and Order of Justice disclosed a good arguable case.
Robertson v Slous [2002] JRC 117 (11 June 2002)
The court found unfair prejudice from excessive management fees extracted from a jointly owned company and ordered the respondent to purchase the petitioner's 50% shareholding.
Eves v Troy [2000] JRC 217 (03 November 2000)
The Royal Court refused to strike out a claim arising from the Glendale Hotel dispute, finding the plaintiffs had an arguable personal contractual claim and should go to trial.
Robertson v Slous [2000] JRC 130A (12 July 2000)
The Jersey Royal Court struck out a shareholder’s claim over diverted company funds, holding the personal and derivative claims were untenable and statutory remedies existed.
Robertson v Slous [2000] JLR 246 (12 July 2000)
The court held that a derivative action under the Foss v Harbottle exception was unavailable because alternative remedies existed.
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