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Company law [2025] JRC 173

Representation of Oleynik re Moley Robotics Holdings Ltd & MBL Limited (Royal Court : Hearing

Representation of Oleynik re Moley Robotics Holdings Ltd & MBL Limited (Royal Court : Hearing (Civil) : Binnington : Companies) [2025] JRC 173 (1 July 2025)

The Royal Court granted a short adjournment of winding-up applications so the sanctioned respondent could obtain Jersey counsel and prepare an opposition.

  • Winding-up
  • Adjournment
  • Shareholder dispute
  • Sanctions impact
  • Sanctions-law
  • Shareholder-dispute
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Company law [2016] JRC 059A

Gibbons -v- Monarch and Gibbons

Gibbons -v- Monarch and Gibbons [2016] JRC 059A (10 March 2016)

The Jersey Royal Court granted a short adjournment in a shareholder dispute, balancing delay against the risk of prejudice to the second respondent.

  • Adjournment
  • Winding-up
  • Shareholder dispute
  • Shareholder-dispute
  • Civil-procedure
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Company law [1997] JRC 105

Dixon and others v Jefferson Seal Ltd

Dixon and others v Jefferson Seal Ltd [1997] JRC 105 (05 June 1997)

Applicants in a shareholder dispute alleged Jefferson Seal Ltd breached obligations to shareholders, but the court dismissed the claim.

  • Shareholder dispute
  • Company-law
  • Shareholder-dispute
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Company law [1990] JRC 127

Bowen and other v Noel Investments Ltd

Bowen and other v Noel Investments Ltd [1990] JRC 127 (05 September 1990)

A Jersey unreported judgment in a shareholder dispute involving Noel Investments Ltd and the interests of its shareholders.

  • Shareholder dispute
  • Company-law
  • Shareholder-dispute
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