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ATE Farms Limited v AW Estates Scotland Limited [2023] CSOH 73
Heads of terms are a key step in any commercial transaction because they are indicative of the terms of the transaction that the parties are contemplating entering into. View
Heads of terms are a key step in any commercial transaction because they are indicative of the terms of the transaction that the parties are contemplating entering into. View
Lemos v Church Bay Trust Company Ltd and others (10 May 2021)
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Mitchell and another (joint liquidators of MBI International & Partners Inc (in liquidation)) v Al Jaber and others (21 April 2021)
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Re TMG Brokers Ltd (in liquidation) Baker (as liquidator of TMG Brokers Ltd) and another v Staines and another (23 April 2021)
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Re VST Enterprises Ltd Interactive Digital Systems Ltd v VST Enterprises Ltd Interactive Digital Systems Ltd v VST Enterprises Ltd (14 April 2021)
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In the matter of Virgin Active Holdings Limited & Ors And in the matter of Part 26A of the CA 2006 (Judgment) (12 May 2021)
The Court sanctioned the restructuring plans proposed by each of the Plan Companies with certain of their creditors in accordance with section 901F of the Companies Act 2006. View
The Court sanctioned the restructuring plans proposed by each of the Plan Companies with certain of their creditors in accordance with section 901F of the Companies Act 2006. View
FF v AFMS Ltd [2020] SC GLA 31
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Manolete Partners Plc and Andrew Michael Riches (Note of Judgment of ICC Judge Jones)
Para. 9 - "I am satisfied that designated members will include the same duties that directors owe to limited companies as set out in the Companies Act 2006 and also as a matter of common law and equity." View
Para. 9 - "I am satisfied that designated members will include the same duties that directors owe to limited companies as set out in the Companies Act 2006 and also as a matter of common law and equity." View
Paying statutory interest on a recall of sequestration
SHERIFF APPEAL COURT. T he Sheriff has ruled that statutory interest is not due on recalls. View
SHERIFF APPEAL COURT. T he Sheriff has ruled that statutory interest is not due on recalls. View
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