Trial of shareholder dispute (as sole advocate).

Summary This case is very important in Northern Ireland because there is no contracting out of their business tenancy legislation, so the question of whether an agreement creates a lease or a licence is critical. The case is also important for the law of England and Wales because the distinction...

Summary An agreement for lease relating to a retail unit had not been validly terminated by the tenant. As the conditions to which the agreement was subject had been satisfied, the tenant was bound by the agreement. Facts The court had to decide whether an agreement for lease (the agreement)...

Summary A long leaseholder had breached the terms of his lease by underletting his flat for holiday lets via online platforms such as Airbnb. An injunction preventing such use was upheld. Facts The defendant leaseholder appealed against an injunction preventing him from letting out his flat on short-term lets through...

Summary The board considered points of general public importance concerning the interpretation of the Trusts (Jersey) Law 1984 art.32 and art.26(2) and the relevant rules of private international law of Guernsey when determining issues arising from the administration of a Jersey discretionary trust. Facts In conjoined appeals from the Guernsey Court...

Summary Applications for summary judgment and to strike out a claim for breach of an agreement on the basis that a valuer had not accurately valued a bonus payment were dismissed where there was a possibility that a higher valuation might have been made had the valuer had complete and...

Summary A freeholder who was entitled to the forfeiture of the lease on a flat was granted a writ of restitution in respect of a writ of possession which had been stayed on the application of defendants who had failed to attend court on numerous occasions, were using the court's...

Summary In proceedings between a Turkish bank and a Kazakhstan bank relating to the enforcement of a guarantee governed by Turkish law, an order granting permission to serve outside the jurisdiction was set aside on the basis that the claimant had submitted to the jurisdiction of the Turkish courts by...

Summary Although a shadow director might be liable for breach of fiduciary duty to the company, he would not be liable for any loss arising from breach of that duty where a de jure director, on the same facts, would have been relieved of duty under the Companies Act 1985 s.727...