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The Court of Appeal (CoA) heard the first case dealing with the subsidy control regime post-Brexit. Background: This appeal concerns two decisions made by the Secretary of State
The Court of Appeal (CoA) heard the first case dealing with the subsidy control regime post-Brexit. Background: This appeal concerns two decisions made by the Secretary of State
The High Court had to decide whether a winding up of a company was the best alternative, despite the parties having made some progress since the proceedings were
The High Court was asked to consider an application under paragraph 71 of Schedule B1 of the Insolvency Act 1986. Background: Paragraph 71 of Schedule B1 of the Insolvency Act
The Supreme Court delivered a significant ruling reaffirming the broad interpretation of "transaction" under Section 423 of the Insolvency Act 1986. Background: Invest
The Supreme Court heard a case requiring the interpretation of a double tax treaty between the UK and Canada. Background: In the early 1980s, the UK government granted Sulpetro
The High Court was faced with a case relating to the assignment of rights under Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) 19.2(4), subrules (a) and (b) where there is a contractual restriction.
The High Court reviewed a restructuring plan, despite opposition from a creditor. Background: Sino-Ocean Group Holding (SOGH) Ltd. is incorporated in Hong Kong and its shares
The High Court was faced with a request to disqualify a director for overstating the turnover of his company in a ‘Bounce Back Loan’ application. Background: The Secretary of
The Court of Appeal (CoA) was required to clarify the tax deductibility of consumer redress payments and whether they amounted to a penalty, wherein a deduction is prohibited or is
The High Court ruled on the legality of share forfeiture for unpaid debts owed by a shareholder but unrelated to the shares themselves. Background: This is an appeal against an