The Cayman Islands’ Court of Appeal has now delivered its judgment in the case involving the winding up of FIA Leveraged Fund (the “Fund”). In dismissing the appeal, the Court of Appeal held that based on the wording in the offering documents for the Fund, the in specie distribution in question could only be made using assets from the Fund’s portfolio (the Fund was fully invested in the playuzu casino bonus ultimate master fund, Fletcher International Ltd. (“The Master Fund”)) that were held by the Fund at the time when the investor was entitled to be paid its redemption monies. Further, even if the Fund’s documents stated that the directors of the Fund had a complete discretion as to the value of the assets to be distributed to the investor, that discretion is still limited as a matter of necessary implication by concepts of honesty, good faith and genuineness and a need for the absence of arbitrariness, capriciousness, perversity and irrationality.