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Jersey: Commercial property
Appleby recently advised Dandara Group in relation to the Belvedere housing development, designed by Robert Adam. Global property head Tim Hart and John Bisson are recommended, and Andrew Pim and Georgina Cook are also key contacts.
Carey Olsen ‘takes a pragmatic, commercial approach’. The practice was legal counsel to The States of Jersey Development Company in relation to the development of St Helier’s waterfront. Group head Chris Philpott is ‘always willing to help’; Alex Ohlsson is noted for major development projects; and John Kelleher is a recommended contentious property law expert. Christa Gilbert ‘understands complex transactions’, and Will Whitehead provides ‘exceptional customer service’.
Mourant Ozannes’ ‘knowledge of the Jersey real estate market is second to none’. The team advised Channel Islands Property Fund on the purchase of an office block by share acquisition. Global property head Wendy Lambert ’s ‘experience and awareness of the local market and legislation is enormous’. Gavin Renault is practice area manager.
Ogier was joined by Walkers’ former property head Julie Melia. The team advised Drumcoille Holdings on a pre-let and long lease of State Street Corporation’s headquarters. Jonathan Hughes is recommended, and senior associate Katharine Marshall recently joined from Pitmans LLP. Chris Renouf has stepped down as property head, remaining as part-time consultant; Peter Bertram is set to leave the firm at the end of January 2013; and Martin Le Boutillier joined Collas Crill.
Collas Crill ‘provides excellent service, which is value for money from partner level all the way through the team’. The team advised a subsidiary of the Le Masurier Group on the proposed redevelopment of 11 buildings in Broad Street and Commercial Street. Martin Le Boutillier joined from Ogier, and he and team head Paul Harben have ‘great knowledge and commercial sense’. Consultant Geoffrey Crill is also a key contact.
Bedell Cristin acted in the completion of a conditional sale agreement of the St Helier offices of Standard Chartered Bank. Guy Le Sueur is an experienced practitioner.
Viberts Jersey Lawyers is experienced in commercial leases, purchases and sales of freehold, boundary contracts and licence agreements. James Lawrence is a principal contact.
Voisin continued to advise Bridgemere Developments in respect of the Portlet Bay Development. Ian Strang and John Kendall are the names to note.
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Legal Developments in Jersey for Commercial property
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Yung Kee – an offshore perspective: the winding up of BVI and Cayman Islands companies in Hong Kon
This briefing discusses the recent Hong Kong Court of First Instance cases of Li Jianguo v Wei Wei and Pacific Overseas Investment, Yung Kee Holdings and in Pioneer Iron and Steel. It examines some of the potential difficulties facing litigants pursuing winding up petitions or actions for relief from unfair prejudice against BVI and Cayman companies in their home jurisdictions and the potential benefits in taking steps in the BVI and Cayman courts. Read more...- Mourant Ozannes
Legal Developments in Jersey
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Prest (Appellant) v Petrodel Resources Limited & Others (Respondents) [2013] UKSC 34 On appeal from:
On 12 June 2013, the English Supreme Court handed down a unanimous judgment which discussed the ability of the English Family Division to treat the assets of companies wholly owned by one party to a divorce as available to that party for the purposes of ancillary relief.- Ogier -
High Yield and Convertible/Exchangeable Bonds
M&A bond financing: offshore high yield and convertible bond issuance- Ogier -
Litigation funding, champerty and the Code of 1771
Third party litigation funding will not infringe the laws against champerty and maintenance and will not be contrary to the Code of 1771 - a summary of the Royal Court's judgment in Barclays Wealth Trustees (Jersey) Limited and Barclays Wealth Fund Managers (Jersey) Limited as trustee and manager of the R2R Funds -v- Equity Trust (Jersey) Limited and Equity Trust Services Limited. -
Jersey gets ready for AIFMD
Jersey gets ready to comply with the requirements of the EU Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive. -
Guernsey Update - Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive ("AIFMD")
On 30 May 2013, the European Securities and Markets Authority ("ESMA") announced that it has approved cooperation agreements to be signed by the Guernsey regulator, the Guernsey Financial Services Commission ("GFSC"). -
In specie distributions – legal update
The decision analyses whether the Fund's directors were entitled to make an in specie redemption by the transfer of assets acquired by the Fund after the redemption payment date and in circumstances where, on an objective basis, there were doubts as to the value of the assets. -
Guernsey Investment Funds - AIFMD Update
ESMA approves cooperation arrangements with Guernsey- Ogier -
Jersey Alternative Investment Funds - AIFMD Update
Jersey signs regulatory co-operation agreement- Ogier -
Funds for Feuds - Recent challenge to landmark litigation funding decision
The Royal Court of Jersey has handed down its judgment in the most recent hearing of the proceedings brought by Barclays Wealth Trustees (Jersey) Limited and Barclays Wealth Fund Managers (Jersey) Limited as trustee and manager of the R2R Funds against the former trustee and manager, Equity Trust (Jersey) Limited and Equity Trust Services Limited. -
The Cayman Islands get ready for AIFMD
The Cayman Islands get ready to comply with the requirements of the EU Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive.
Press Releases in Jersey
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Guernsey gets ready for AIFMD
Guernsey gets ready to comply with the requirements of the EU Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive. -
Discrimination law passed: a "historic" day for Jersey
The Draft Discrimination (Jersey) Law 201- (the "Law") was passed by the States of Jersey on 14 May 2013. It is expected to come into force in 2014. -
Amendment to the Jersey Wills & Successions Law: Equality for all - better late than never!
Under Jersey law there is currently an inequality between the rights of a widow on the testate death of her husband and the rights of a widower on the testate death of his wife, to a life enjoyment of their deceased spouse's immovable estate. -
Bedell to offer Depositary Services
From July 2013, alternative investment funds that fall within the scope of the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (AIFMD) may need to consider the appointment of a depositary. -
Bedell Cristin named International Law Firm of the Year
Bedell Cristin has been named ‘International Law Firm of the Year’ in the Citywealth Magic Circle Awards 2013 -
Carey Olsen advises Silverfleet Capital on £50 million Ipes buyout
Carey Olsen has provided Channel Islands-specific corporate and regulatory advice to Silverfleet Capital in its £50 million buyout of leading fund administration and private equity specialists, Ipes, from RJD Partners. -
Bedell Cristin Partner shortlisted as 'Best in Offshore' at Europe Women in Business Law Awards
Bedell Cristin Partner, Lisa Springate has been shortlisted for the 'Best in Offshore' in the Europe Women in Business Law Awards organised by the Euromoney Legal Media Group. -
Cross-border insolvency and the Golden Thread - the latest case and its appeal
The Golden Thread has been referred to in several recent cases, including by the English Supreme Court in the well known case of Rubin v. Eurofinance SA; New Cap Reinsurance Corp Limited v. Grant [2012] UK SC 46. This case examined the effect of enforcement of foreign insolvency avoidance procedures on liabilities of home-based defendants and turned on whether they had submitted to the foreign court proceedings or insolvency process. -
Bedell Cristin advises RBS on £130 million loan facilities
Bedell Cristin acted, with DLA Piper UK LLP's Birmingham office, for The Royal Bank of Scotland plc in connection with facilities of £130 million made available to an acquisition vehicle established by Extra MSA Group to acquire M40 Oxford and M3 Fleet and seven other motorway service areas (MSAs) across the United Kingdom from Serena Properties (in Administration). -
Carey Olsen advises on sale of Ardel Fund Services to JTC Group
Offshore legal specialists Carey Olsen have advised Ardel Holdings Limited on the sale of Ardel Fund Services Limited (AFSL), one of Guernsey's premier third-party fund administration providers, to the JTC Group, a multi-jurisdictional, independent, provider of trust, corporate and fund services.