HERMIT INTERNATIONAL COMPANY LIMITED
The dispute was resolved by consent, with the terms of the deed of settlement recorded and a decree entered accordingly.
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- Breach of sale agreement
- Ownership dispute
- Injunction
- Damages
- Rescission
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The dispute was resolved by consent, with the terms of the deed of settlement recorded and a decree entered accordingly.
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