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Succession-law [2009] JRC 049

Hickman Estate

Hickman Estate [2009] JRC 049 (19 March 2009)

The court imposed a moratorium on proceedings against the deceased’s immoveable estate and accepted undertakings to sell the property and protect creditors.

  • Administration-of-insolvent-estates
  • Claims-against-immoveable-estate
  • Moratorium-on-proceedings
  • Undertakings-to-court
  • Succession-law
  • Estate-administration
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Insolvency [2007] JRC 186

Tacon v Montrow

Tacon v Montrow [2007] JRC 186 (02 October 2007)

The Jersey Royal Court released the provisional liquidator from an undertaking restricting interviews of a company director, finding the original conflict had been removed and safeguards were sufficient.

  • Provisional-liquidation
  • Undertakings-to-court
  • Disclosure-of-information
  • Recognition-of-foreign-liquidators
  • Court-cooperation
  • Cross-border-insolvency
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Family-law [1998] UR 203

1998/203 - Gleeson v Webster

1998/203 - Gleeson v Webster [1998] UR 203 (15 October 1998)

The Royal Court refused to vary a consent order to let the defendant sell matrimonial property before the ancillary hearing, keeping the undertakings in force.

  • Variation-of-consent-order
  • Sale-of-matrimonial-property
  • Undertakings-to-court
  • Family-law
  • Property-law
  • Consent-order-variation
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Civil-procedure [1990] JLR 59

Abdel Rahman v Chase Bank

Abdel Rahman v Chase Bank [1990] JLR 59 (23 March 1990)

The court held that breach of an undertaking to the court is to be treated like breach of an injunction, amounting to contempt of court.

  • Undertaking-to-court
  • Breach-of-undertaking
  • Contempt-of-court
  • Civil-procedure
  • Undertakings-to-court
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