The High Court recently considered the nuanced requirements for establishing actual occupation as an overriding interest capable of taking priority over a
The Supreme Court was faced with the question of whether a third party involved in a fraud case can be liable for a company’s liquidation process, even if it was not directly a
The High Court has recently delivered a stark warning to property developers and landowners about the importance of clearly defined and achievable obligations when it comes to the
The High Court analysed a case relating to the valuation of shares in the context of unfair prejudice, including the potential application (or non-application) of minority
The High Court looked at a case where an unauthorised person entered into a regulated sale and rent-back agreement (SARBA) and whether the successor in title was
The Court of Appeal (CoA) considered the crucial question of when a departing employee-shareholder triggers compulsory share transfer provisions (CSTPs) in a company's Articles,
The High Court heard an appeal against a court order that dismissed a claim against the appellant’s mother and half-brother. Background: David Jones, the appellant, claimed that
The High Court was presented with a case with lengthy facts, many allegations, and a lot of “he said, she said” in the bitter end to a property development
The Court of Appeal (CoA) was faced with the question of whether a boundary agreement binds successors in title and, if so, only if they have knowledge of the
The High Court heard a case involving various companies and trusts forming an informal family group (IFG). As the joint administrators argued, “the failure to treat one
