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The case of Rusnano Capital AG (in liquidation) v Molard International (PTC) Limited and Pullborough International Corp [2019] GRC 011 concerns a Guernsey trust

The OECD website lists 518 Tax Information Exchange Agreements (TIEAs) entered into between 2000 and 2012.

The English Court of Appeal has considered the scope of potential remedies available to a shareholder on a petition for unfair prejudice in a decision that may be persuasive...

The judgment by Justice Williams is unusual in its forcefulness and contains a number of specific criticisms of the actions and behaviour of the trustee executors.

The Royal Court has clarified for the first time the application of the Royal Court Civil Rules in relation to the use of the summary determination and judgment procedure in interpleader actions.

The last surviving Settlor died in July 2015 and there was an unfortunate family dispute between R1 and the other beneficiaries.

The Trusts (Guernsey) Law, 2007 (Trusts Law) confirms that the terms of a trust may not relieve a trustee of liability for a breach of trust arising from its own gross negligence.

Mathew Newman, a partner in Ogier's Dispute Resolution team, examines the practical impact of the Law and the accompanying rules (the Evidence in Civil Proceedings Rules, 2011 and relevant Guernsey case law in the last 3 years.

In the recent decision of BTI 2014 LLC v Sequana SA and others, the English Court of Appeal issued helpful guidance regarding the question of when the directors of a company in financial difficulty

This article focuses on the judgments delivered in June and October 2014 by the Guernsey Court of Appeal in the long-running Tchenguiz litigation.

The Rules have now been in force for some 8 years and have made a significant difference to the way civil cases are fought and progressed.

The work environment has changed dramatically in recent months. For many, it has meant having to quickly transition to new ways of doing business, new ways of maintaining team morale from home and...

The protection of investors is important for the reputation of any jurisdiction. In the Bailiwick of Guernsey, the Guernsey Financial Services Commission and the Royal Court of Guernsey have a significant role to play in that regard.

A major risk facing anyone bringing a claim is that the defendant will use the period between becoming aware of the claim and trial to dispose of or hide his assets, so that they will not be available to satisfy a judgment.

The judgment of the Court of Appeal in The Guernsey Financial Services Commission v. Domaille, Clarke and Hannis [2024]...

Those in the data hosting industry may wish to revisit their contractual arrangements in view of a recent Court of Appeal decision in England.

A judgment handed down in September 2017 by the Royal Court of Guernsey cleared the Carlyle Group, Carlyle Investment Management, and TCGH (represented by Simon Davies of Ogier) ...