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Babbé is ‘quick to respond’. The practice advised Sandpiper on lease granting. Team head Martyn Baudains - is supported by Chris Riddell, and Piers Dereham is highly rated.

Carey Olsen’s ‘industry knowledge is second to none’. The team advised commercial developers and landlords, and assists prime lenders on the financing of large commercial bonds. Jason Morgan - is group head, and Davey Le Marquand - is also a key contact. Ian Beattie retired from the partnership but remains as a consultant.

Collas Crill delivers ‘well-rounded advice’. The practice advised Channel Islands Property Fund on the acquisition of Regency Court. Department head Jason Green - is supported by Chris Bound, Richard Ogier - and Patrick Palmer

Mourant Ozannes acted for The Travel Corporation on the acquisition of The Duke of Richmond Hotel. Kate Dewsnap heads the commercial property practice. Former Guernsey property head Edward Prentice left the firm.

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Legal Developments in Guernsey for Commercial property

  • Royal Court Civil Proceedings - A Shift From Ladbroke on External Lawyers' Fees?

    The limits of cost recovery in Guernsey litigation is an ever present issue for clients. It is even more acute where external lawyers are engaged because of the need for specialist assistance. This article explores those limits, with a focus on external lawyers' fees and the leading 2008 case of Ladbrokes PLC v Galaxy International Ltd.
    - Mourant Ozannes

Legal Developments in Guernsey

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  • Important development in Guernsey litigation costs recovery

    Ability to order interim payments on account of costs confirmed
    - Bedell Cristin

  • In re B; B v T (Court of Appeal, 11 July 2012)

    A trustee's duty of confidentiality has recently been discussed and to some extent clarified in the recent Guernsey Court of Appeal decision of In re B; B v T (Court of Appeal, 11 July 2012). This summary has been prepared to provide you with a summary of the case as well as the general issues raised, but is not intended to cover all matters or to provide commentary.   This summary does not constitute legal advice.
    - Ogier

  • Royal Court Civil Proceedings - A Shift From Ladbroke on External Lawyers' Fees?

    The limits of cost recovery in Guernsey litigation is an ever present issue for clients. It is even more acute where external lawyers are engaged because of the need for specialist assistance. This article explores those limits, with a focus on external lawyers' fees and the leading 2008 case of Ladbrokes PLC v Galaxy International Ltd.
    - Mourant Ozannes

  • The Company Administration Regime in Guernsey

    Introduction 
    - Ogier

  • Proposed changes to Guernsey Insolvency Laws

    The Guernsey States of Deliberation have approved changes to the Companies (Guernsey) Law, 2008 which include several key changes affecting insolvencies in Guernsey.The Guernsey States of Deliberation have approved changes to the Companies (Guernsey) Law, 2008 which include several key changes affecting insolvencies in Guernsey.
    - Mourant Ozannes

  • Guernsey Foundations

    A summary of the key aspects of the Foundations (Guernsey) Law, 2012. 
    - Mourant Ozannes

  • Guernsey Image Rights Legislation

    The Image Rights (Bailiwick of Guernsey) Ordinance 2012 (the Ordinance) and The Image Rights (Bailiwick of Guernsey) Regulations, 2012
    - Ogier

  • Guernsey Foundations

    The Foundations (Guernsey) Law, 2012 (Law) is awaiting Royal assent, expected to be given by the end of the year or early next year. Whilst Guernsey is not the first jurisdiction to provide for foundations, the Law does provide a number of unique options for individuals wishing to take advantage of the benefits provided by foundations. The purpose of this note is to provide both a general summary of the features of a Guernsey foundation, as well as a summary of these unique options that will be available under the Law.
    - Ogier

  • Competitive Guernsey

    Guernsey has been considering the introduction of local competition law since at least 2005 and by bringing into effect The Competition (Guernsey) Ordinance, 2012 on 1 August 2012, has introduced an effective Competition Law regime, to regulate the same 3 core areas recognized in most competition regimes, namely the abuse of a dominant position, anti-competitive arrangements, and mergers and acquisitions.
    - AFR Advocates

  • Non-charitable purpose trusts in Guernsey

    Guernsey law permits a purpose trust to be established with a particular purpose stated in the trust instrument and for which there are no ascertainable beneficiaries.
    - Mourant Ozannes

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