The case concerned the rights of shareholders to resolve to wind up the company at the 2014 AGM wrongful denial of this right by another class of shareholders and wrongful amendment of Bye-Law conferring the right. Capital Partners Securities Co. Ltd. was the sole subscriber for 8000000 Participating Shares and acted as the Fund?s Distributor and Placement Agent. The core issue was whether it was just and equitable to wind up the company based on the rights provided in the Bye-Laws and the Placing Memorandum.

Calvin Trott admitted to arson and wilful damage after being fired hired for the act in exchange for money resulting in severe property damage

Roberts convicted for drug trafficking ordered to pay confiscation under Proceeds of Crime Act based on drug proceeds

The plaintiffs challenged the conscription process for excluding females and not prioritizing voluntary enlistment before conscription

summary of Plaintiffs contend that Defendant as Trustee of the Art I Trust agreed in 2007 to pay CHF 120 million for the construction of a Salle Modulable in Lucerne initial payments made until 2010 when Defendant intended to abandon project

Plaintiff claimed relief under Order 88 for mortgage defaults Defendants contested the amount owed under mortgage agreements from 2005 2007 and 2011. The court previously ordered possession and sale of the mortgaged property. The trial focused on the exact sum owed

Barbi Bishop was charged under the Electronic Communications Act 2011 for posting a meme considered 'grossly offensive' in relation to a Black Lives Matter protest. The Supreme Court of Bermuda found the prosecution in breach of her constitutional right to freedom of expression. The Court of Appeal overturned this decision emphasizing the importance of context and public safety

Dr Reddy a medical practitioner was arrested and his home searched without a warrant under suspicion of fraud and money laundering which was later deemed unlawful

Dispute over property ownership following Bruce Tucker's death

Plaintiff claimed ownership of two lots by adverse possession initially owned by her late husband

Insurer paid $400000 into court as insurance money for a policy where Munoz-Vargas was named insured due to lack of a valid discharge person. The policy was owned by a dissolved company and there was a question of entitlement to these funds especially given the insolvency of the owner company and the potential interest of a liquidator appointed in Luxembourg.

Dispute over the conduct of an Annual General Meeting (AGM) non-compliance with court orders by Mingyuan Medicare management's disregard for legal obligations