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Cross-border insolvency [2016] JRC 066

Representation of Palmerstone Estates Limited

Representation of Palmerstone Estates Limited [2016] JRC 066 (16 March 2016)

The Royal Court of Jersey recognised an English High Court receivership over a Jersey company to enable correction of title defects so Portuguese enforcement could proceed.

  • Recognition of foreign receivers
  • Inherent jurisdiction
  • Enforcement of foreign judgments
  • Comity
  • Creditor remedies
  • Recognition-of-foreign-orders
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Insolvency [2013] JRC 027

Rep re Estates and General Development Ltd

Rep re Estates and General Development Ltd [2013] JRC 027 (04 February 2013)

The Jersey Royal Court recognised English fixed charge receivers and authorised them to manage and sell Jersey immovable property under Article 49 of the Bankruptcy (Désastre)(Jersey) Law 1990.

  • Recognition of foreign receivers
  • Powers of receivers
  • Sale of immovable property
  • Assistance to foreign courts
  • Judicial hypothec
  • Cross-border-insolvency
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Conflict of laws [2013] 1 JLR 145

In re Estates & Gen. Devs. v

In re Estates & Gen. Devs. v [2013] 1 JLR 145 (04 February 2013)

The Jersey court recognized foreign fixed charge receivers over Jersey immovable property and authorized them to manage and sell it under article 49.

  • Recognition of foreign receivers
  • Bankruptcy (desastre) (jersey) law 1990
  • Judicial hypothec
  • Management and sale of immovable property
  • Conflict-of-laws
  • Insolvency
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Conflict of laws [2012] 1 JLR 44

In re Ablyazov v

In re Ablyazov v [2012] 1 JLR 44 (23 December 2011)

The Jersey Royal Court recognized receivers appointed by the English court, holding that foreign receivership orders may be recognized where there is a sufficient jurisdictional connection.

  • Recognition of foreign receivers
  • Appointment of receiver
  • Jurisdictional connection
  • Conflict-of-laws
  • Foreign-judgments
  • Receivership
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Private international law [2011] JRC 239A

Representation of Standish and Others

Representation of Standish and Others [2011] JRC 239A (23 December 2011)

The Royal Court of Jersey recognised an English High Court receivership order over assets in Jersey, but reserved local control over compelled disclosure and attendance.

  • Recognition of foreign receivers
  • Enforcement of foreign court orders
  • Asset preservation
  • Conflict of laws
  • Recognition-of-foreign-receivers
  • Foreign-court-orders
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