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Emirates NBD Bank PJSC v Almakhawi and Ors [2024] JRC 265 (04 December 2024)
The Jersey Royal Court granted Pauline relief, setting aside transfers and trust-related dispositions by RAM as made to defeat creditors while he was insolvent.
Emirates NBD Bank PJSC v Almakhawi and Ors [2024] JRC 086 (12 April 2024)
The Royal Court adjourned a trial after accepting medical evidence that the First Defendant was unfit to attend and was the only live witness on key issues.
Appeal from a strike-out decision partly allowed. Most Sharia-law, proper-law, construction, and trust issues were left for trial, but fraud issue estoppel was upheld.
Dubai Islamic Bank PJSC v Ridley [2017] JRC 204 (05 December 2017)
Appeal partly allowed: Sharia-law defences and related issues were not suitable for strike out and had to go to trial; issue estoppel on fraud remained.
Dubai Islamic Bank -v- Ridley [2016] JRC 102 (07 June 2016)
The court struck out Sharia-law and fraud-denial pleadings, holding they were legally unsustainable and barred by estoppel or abuse of process.
In the matter of L (Matrimonial) [2015] JRC 119 (02 June 2015)
The Royal Court set aside an earlier ancillary relief order for non-disclosure and made new provision for the wife and children, including capital, maintenance, and disclosure directions.
Dalemont -v- Senatorov [2012] JRC 061A (21 March 2012)
The Jersey Royal Court found the First, Second and Fourth Defendants in contempt for inadequate compliance with disclosure orders, and granted 28 days to comply.
Dalemont -v- Senatorov [2012] JRC 044A (28 February 2012)
The Royal Court of Jersey refused to decline jurisdiction over claims tied to Russian judgments, holding the dispute concerned shares in non-Russian companies, not Russian land.
Dalemont -v- Senatorov and Others [2012] JRC 014 (12 January 2012)
The Royal Court of Jersey held that it had jurisdiction to maintain a worldwide disclosure order against a non-resident first defendant in support of post-judgment enforcement.
Eckman -v- Sidem [2010] JRC 135 (21 July 2010)
The Royal Court of Jersey refused to grant default declarations alleging alter ego and fraud, holding the untested affidavit evidence was insufficient.
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