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The Privy Council restored the trial judge’s finding that Vashti had been promised the Land on the Hill, rejected a new estoppel case, and set aside demolition of the New House.
The Privy Council upheld the winding up of an exempted limited partnership, holding that prior personal assurances could justify equitable intervention despite express contractual discretion and entire agreement clauses.
The Privy Council held that a shareholder may personally challenge an improper share allotment that dilutes voting power, and allowed Tianrui’s appeal.
The Privy Council restored the trial judge’s dismissal of undue influence claims over 2007 land transfers from Austin Jude to his son Vandyke Jude.
Cooke v Revenue And Customs (Entrpreneurs' relief - mistake) [2024] UKFTT 272 (TC) (03 April 2024)
The tribunal held that share-transfer documents could be treated as rectifiable, so the appellant was entitled to entrepreneurs' relief on the disposal.
Cooke v Revenue And Customs (Entrpreneurs' relief - mistake) [2024] UKFTT 272 (TC) (03 April 2024)
The tribunal allowed Jonathan Cooke’s appeal, holding that the documents should be treated as rectified and entrepreneurs’ relief was available despite a share-counting mistake.
The Privy Council held that Mauritian courts can order banks to disclose recipient details for stolen funds under Norwich Pharmacal principles, and that section 64 of the Banking Act 2004 does not exclude that jurisdiction.
The Privy Council held that a deed of conveyance should be rectified to include a strip of land, because the prior contract already covered it.
The Privy Council restored a winding-up order in an unfair prejudice case, holding the Court of Appeal should not have overturned key factual findings on an oral shareholder agreement.
The Privy Council held that registrations obtained under void land transfers in Montserrat were made by mistake and could be rectified because the buyers substantially contributed by failing to check authority.
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