1/24/2019
START DATE
END DATE
2/6/2019
Douglas Kelley (In his capacity as the Trustee of the PCI Liquidating Trust) v. Steven G. Stevanovich et al.
COURT:
LAW:
JUDGE(S):
CLAIMANT'S LAWYER:
DEFENDANT'S LAWYER:
Supreme Court of Bermuda
CIVIL JURISDICTION
Shade Subair Williams
Jennifer Haworth (MJM Limited)
Steven White (Appleby (Bermuda) Limited)
FACTS OF THE CASE:
The case revolves around the Defendant's application to set aside or vary an ex parte order related to a request from the US Bankruptcy Court for International Judicial Assistance
SUMMARY:
Whether the Defendant should be awarded costs for applications made to set aside or vary the ex parte order
OUTCOMES:
Costs awarded to Defendant on a standard basis to be taxed if not agreed
RULED IN FAVOUR OF:
Defendant
PLAINTIFF/CLAIMANT
DEFENDANT:
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