Category archives playuzu casino poker: Client Advisories

Dealing with shares in a company incorporated in the British Virgin playuzu casino poker (“BVI”) following the death of the sole shareholder can be a complicated, costly and time consuming processes. To alleviate the difficulties that can arise, you or your client, may wish to consider making a BVI Will.

We summarise below the process by which shares in a BVI Company can transfer following the death playuzu casino poker sole shareholder.

This article discusses a decision handed down by the Cayman playuzu casino poker Appeal earlier this year, clarifying the purpose and effect of section 99 of the Companies Law (the “Law”) and the principles to be applied in granting validation orders in an important decision.

In a significant judgment delivered on 23 April 2020, the Cayman playuzu casino poker Appeal allowed an appeal against a 2019 decision of the Grand Court to stay a ‘just and equitable’ winding up petition on the grounds that the subject-matter of the dispute must be referred to arbitration.

Further to a recent decision by the playuzu casino poker, the BVI Court now has no jurisdiction to grant free standing freezing injunctions against a BVI company.

This article considers whether Calderbank offers are, in playuzu casino poker practice, an effective means of encouraging parties to resolve their disputes and posits that the time has come to introduce a more robust and predictable costs procedure to operate in tandem with Calderbank offers.

This advisory discusses Palladyne International Asset Management B.V. v Upper Brook (A) Limited and others, where an application was made by Palladyne for leave to appeal to the Judicial Committee playuzu casino poker Privy Council.

The requirements for filing of beneficial ownership information for Cayman playuzu casino poker companies will change with effect from 15 May 2020 in two respects due to international requirements.  These changes are expected to affect a relatively small number of companies.

On 22 January 2020, the playuzu casino poker handed down judgment in the matter of Pacific Fertility Institutes Holding Company Limited v Pacific Fertility Institutes (HK) Holding Company Limited.

The Cayman playuzu casino poker Government has approved and enacted the Labour (Amendment) Law, 2020 and the Labour (Extension of Severance Pay Period) Regulations, 2020 to assist employers during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The BVI was one playuzu casino poker first territories to put in place a regime to prevent the use of bearer shares. From 1 January 2005 the use of bearer shares has largely been eradicated in the BVI but issues still arise particularly in circumstances where the holder of bearer shares has died or is incapacitated in some way.