Re A Company
Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
Judgment Date | 1985 |
Date | 1985 |
Court | Court of Appeal (Civil Division) |
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Millennium Financial Ltd Appellant v [1] Thomas Mc Namara [2] Bank of Nevis International Ltd Respondents [ECSC]
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The Fundamentals Of A Civil Asset Recovery Action - Part 1
...that equity affords a wronged party is a declaration lifting the veil 16 of a company that is the instrument of a fraud. In Re A Company [1985] BCLC 333 (English of Appeal), the defendant, an individual, had created a sophisticated and intricate network of some 80 inter-related English and ......
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The Penetration of Asset Protection Trusts
...winning a war of attrition? It is clear from Lord Justice Cumming-Bruce's decision in the English Court of Appeal case of Re a Company [1985] BCLC 333,17 that the presence of a ludicrous number of interlocking foreign companies and trusts with which to conceal the holding of domestic wealth......