K. v P. (J., Third Party)

JurisdictionEngland & Wales
Judgment Date1992
Year1992
Date1992
CourtChancery Division

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    ...he is left with a large undisgorged balance whereas the other is out of pocket. 54 Rix J considered this was obvious. So did Ferris J, in K v P [1993] Ch 140, 149. I agree with them. The contribution claims: overall assessment 55 Mr Salaam was the largest beneficiary of the scheme, keeping......
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    ... ... appeal which this constitution of the Court of Appeal has heard from decisions of Moore-B ick J in this action. In the first appeal, in judgments delivered on 23 October 2003, reference [2003] ... Sepah"), and was given jointly and severally against Mr Mahdavi, CAI and SGS, who were the third, fourth and fifth defendants respectively ... 2 As indicated in ... CAI has been relieved of liability at the expense of SGS and as a party liable to make restitution on the grounds of unjust enrichment I do not think that in relation to ... ...
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    • Court of Appeal (Civil Division)
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  • Restitution
    • Singapore
    • Singapore Academy of Law Annual Review No. 2003, December 2003
    • 1 December 2003
    ...perturbed by the claim by one alleged wrongdoer to claim contribution from another, the judge was persuaded by the arguments in K v P[1993] Ch 140, dealing with the then English provision which was in pari materia with the provision under consideration, that Parliament had intended to overr......