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    "They Stand And Fall Together" - Privity Of Interests In Recognition Of Foreign Judgments

    A recent decision of the BVI Court in an application to set aside an order for rectification of the register of a BVI company has wider implications for the recognition of foreign judgments in the BVI and the...
    British Virgin IslandsCorporate/Commercial Law
    Walkers
    Walkers
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    BVI Court Puts Substance Over Form When Considering Technical Defences To Issues Of Service And Injunctive Relief

    Maples and Calder, the Maples Group's law firm, welcomes a recent judgment from the BVI Commercial Court in Durant International Corp (in Liquidation) v Flavio Maluf, which brings clarification to important issues ...
    British Virgin IslandsLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
Maples Group
Maples Group
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    Privy Council Dismisses Appeal In BVI Unfair Prejudice Proceedings

    Walkers has successfully acted for its client, Successful Trend Investments Corporation ("STIC"), a company incorporated in the British Virgin Islands (the "BVI") which is part of a conglomerate of
    British Virgin IslandsLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Walkers
    Walkers
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    Thinking Of Buying Or Selling A BVI Property? Here's What You Need To Know

    Typically, this review will not an incur an additional fee.
    British Virgin IslandsReal Estate and Construction
    O'Neal Webster
    O'Neal Webster
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    Mandatory "Bail-In" Clauses For Finance Documents

    The European Union is never happier than when it is changing a sovereign country's laws for it.
    GlobalFinance and Banking
    Harneys
    Harneys
  • Article

    Guide To Rights Of Third Parties In The Cayman Islands

    The Contracts Law gives third parties the ability to enforce contractual rights expressly granted to them in Cayman Islands law governed contracts to which they are not a party, subject to certain exceptions.
    British Virgin IslandsCorporate/Commercial Law
    Harneys
    Harneys
  • Article

    Navigating Cost Assessments - The BVI Commercial Judge Offers Clarity On Recoverable Costs In The Commercial Division

    On 29 April 2016, the Honourable Justice Barry Leon, the Commercial Court Judge in the BVI, handed down a detailed Judgment on the assessment of costs in the Commercial Division.
    British Virgin IslandsCorporate/Commercial Law
    Conyers
    Conyers
  • Article

    BVI Case Notes, February 2015

    Third party costs order: Does the Court have power to permit service of application out of the jurisdiction?
    British Virgin IslandsLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Harneys
    Harneys
  • Article

    British Virgin Islands' New Limited Partnership Act Offers Significant Changes

    Best-known for its stunning natural beauty—jewel-colored waters, soft sandy beaches, and lush mountain ridges—the British Virgin Islands also excels among her peers in the international financial services industry
    British Virgin IslandsWealth Management
    O'Neal Webster
    O'Neal Webster
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    BVI Liquidators Appointed To One Of The World's Largest Seafood Companies

    The applications were unsuccessfully contested on the principal ground that the appointment of liquidators would irretrievably damage the prospects of a wider, global restructuring...
    British Virgin IslandsCorporate/Commercial Law
    Carey Olsen
    Carey Olsen
  • Article

    Commercial Litigation In The BVI

    The Commercial Court of the British Virgin Islands was established in 2009 and since then it has dealt with a high volume of financial services work.
    British Virgin IslandsLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Walkers
    Walkers
  • Article

    Expanding Use Of Segregated Portfolio Companies In The BVI

    In line with its commitment to provide flexible and innovative legal structures for cross border trading and investment activity, the British Virgin Islands ("BVI") ...
    British Virgin IslandsWealth Management
    Maples Group
    Maples Group
  • Article

    BVI Commercial Court Confirms Implied Cross Undertaking In Damages In Receivership Order

    In a recent ex tempore judgment of Wallbank J in the long-running matter, JTrust Asia Pte. Ltd v Mitsuji Konoshita and Anor BVIHC(COM)2017/0226, the British Virgin Islands ("BVI")...
    British Virgin IslandsCorporate/Commercial Law
    Maples Group
    Maples Group
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    Conyers Secures Costs For Opposing Creditors: TLG Atma Ltd (Applicant) v Atlas Mara Limited (Respondent) BVIHC (COM) 0027 Of 2021

    In its judgment dated 28 July 2021, the BVI Commercial Court, determined both that as matter of jurisdiction, and in the exercise of his discretion he should permit creditors...
    British Virgin IslandsCorporate/Commercial Law
    Conyers
    Conyers
  • Article

    Fair Valuations On Minority Member Exit From A BVI Company

    From time to time a British Virgin Islands company and its minority member(s) will not agree on certain matters affecting the minority's interests and objectives.
    British Virgin IslandsCorporate/Commercial Law
    Maples Group
    Maples Group
  • Article

    The Interaction Between Winding Up Petitions And Arbitration Agreements In The British Virgin Islands

    The relationship between arbitration clauses and winding up proceedings is a contentious issue in many jurisdictions and the debate shows no sign of abating.
    British Virgin IslandsLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Carey Olsen
    Carey Olsen
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    Anti-Arbitration Injunctions Restored To The Arsenal Of The BVI Court

    The argument that the Arbitration Act ousted the court's existing jurisdiction also failed because it did not meet the standard that a provision of a statute seeking to oust the court's jurisdiction must be expressed in clear terms.
    British Virgin IslandsWealth Management
    Appleby
    Appleby
  • Article

    Is Section 175 Of The BVI Business Companies Act Sufficient To Ward Off Unauthorised Disposals Of Assets?

    The Eastern Caribbean Court of Appeal's decision in Green Elite v Fang makes significant findings in respect of section 175 of the BVI Business Companies Act 2004.
    British Virgin IslandsCorporate/Commercial Law
    Ogier
    Ogier
  • Article

    Why The British Virgin Islands Is Becoming The Smart Choice For Superyacht Owners

    The British Virgin Islands has introduced a Yacht Engaged in Trade programme that allows superyacht owners to charter their vessels for up to 84 days annually in European waters while maintaining private registration status. This flexible framework addresses a longstanding industry challenge by enabling owners to switch between private and commercial use without permanent conversion or repeated registration processes, all while maintaining Red Ensign Group standards and credibility.
    British Virgin IslandsTransport
    O'Neal Webster
    O'Neal Webster
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    Privy Council Emphasizes The Primary Role Of The Trial Judge As The Decision-Maker In Shareholders' Disputes – The Scope For Appellate Intervention Is Limited

    In the context of an unfair prejudice claim, the Privy Council recently overturned the decision of the Eastern Caribbean Court of Appeal and restored the decision of Leon J. of the Commercial...
    GlobalCorporate/Commercial Law
    Conyers
    Conyers
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