Fielding v Seery
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 2004 |
| Year | 2004 |
| Court | Chancery Division |
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22 cases
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National Westminster Bank Plc v (1) Msaada Group (A Firm) (2) Gary Steven Pettit and Others
...But this concern does not bring the case anywhere near the sort of conflict which was of concern to HH Judge Maddocks in Fielding v Seery [2004] BCC 315, referred to by Lewison J in ( Re Med-Gourmet Restaurants Ltd unreported 15 October 2010). I attach very little weight indeed to it. I see......
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Agritrade Resources Ltd
...claims or whose conduct in relation to the affairs of the company is under investigation (HH Judge Maddocks in Fieldings v Seery [2004] BCC 315 Ch D [33], cited with approval in Re Opus Offshore Limited [2017] Bda LR 14 at [67]). (c) A liquidator is not only required to act impartially but ......
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BTI 2014 LLC v Finbarr O'Connell
...should not be the choice of a person who has a duty or purpose which conflicts with the duties of the officeholder: Fielding v Seery [2004] BCC 315 at [33], in particular [33](4); Raithatha v Holstein GmbH [2017] EWHC 3069 (Ch) at [26], [45], [53]. (ii) The officeholder should not be the no......
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Bermuda Court Exercises Discretion By Declining To Appoint Nominees Of First Creditors' Meeting
...governed the exercise of its discretion. The Bermuda Court adopted the principles identified by HH Judge Maddocks in Fielding v Seery [2004] BCC 315 Ch D at para 33, as summarised in Stanley International Betting Ltd v Stanleybet UK Investments Ltd [2011] BCC 691 Ch D by Stuart Isaacs QC, s......