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ARTICLE · 29 JUNE 2012

Cayman Court Overrules Valuation Placed Upon Redemption Paid In Kind

The Grand Court of the Cayman Islands has set out the principles to be applied to the valuation of redemptions in kind and to the interpretation of discretions bestowed upon directors in constitutional documents

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The Grand Court of the Cayman Islands has set out the principles to be applied to the valuation of redemptions in kind and to the interpretation of discretions bestowed upon directors in constitutional documents.

Executive summary

On 18 April 2012 the Grand Court ordered the winding up of FIA Leveraged Fund (the "Fund") on the basis that the Fund, having failed to transfer assets of sufficient value upon a redemption in kind, was unable to pay its debts. The Grand Court rejected the value placed on the assets by the Fund.

This is the first decision of a Cayman Islands Court on the application of in kind distribution powers and affirms a number of principles applicable to the powers of directors and the interpretation of the constitutional documents of Cayman Islands funds.

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