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Representation of Coinshares International Limited (Royal Court : Costs (Civil) : Temple : Companies) [2026] JRC 079 (18 March 2026)
The Royal Court of Jersey approved convening a single class meeting for CoinShares’ proposed scheme of arrangement, finding no need for separate meetings.
Representation of Atlantic Leaf Properties Limited 13-Jan-2021 [2021] JRC 060 (13 January 2021)
The Jersey Royal Court sanctioned a scheme of arrangement for Atlantic Leaf Properties Limited under Article 125, accepting the Equitable Life approach to the headcount test.
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.
Representation of Bathroom Brands Plc [2016] JRC 150 (30 August 2016)
The Royal Court of Jersey sanctioned Bathroom Brands Plc’s scheme of arrangement and confirmed a reduction of capital to reorganize the group under a new UK holding company.
Representation of FRM Holdings Limited [2012] JRC 138A (16 July 2012)
The Jersey Royal Court sanctioned FRM Holdings Limited’s scheme of arrangement after finding the statutory requirements were met, the classes were fairly represented, and the scheme was fair and reasonable.
In the matter of Polyus Gold International Limited [2011] JRC 230 (06 December 2011)
The court approved convening a shareholder meeting for a scheme of arrangement and ordered that the capital reduction provisions would not apply, subject to stated procedural safeguards.
Representation of Vallar [2011] JRC 051 (07 March 2011)
The Jersey Royal Court approved convening a single shareholder meeting for Vallar Plc’s scheme of arrangement, holding the two ordinary share classes were not separate classes for voting purposes.
Oesterreichische Kontrollbank -v- Meinl [2008] JRC 192 (13 November 2008)
The court held that scrutineers under a consent order could inspect the meeting process itself, but not Computershare’s pre-meeting proxy registration work.
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