September 2013 | Offshore Cases
Chemtrade Limited -v- Fuchs Oil Middle East Limited and Fuchs Petrolub AG Claim No. BVIHCVA 2013/004
September 2013 | Offshore Cases
Sheikh Abdullah Ali Alhamrani -v- Sheikh Mohamed Ali Alhamrani and Others Claim No. BVIHCVAP 2013/005
August 2013 | Offshore Cases
In the Matter of the Companies Law (2012 Revision) (As Amended) and in the Matter of Aramid Entertainment Fund Limited Cause No. FSD 95 of 2013, per Foster J (25 October 2013)
August 2013 | Offshore Cases
In the matter of Sections 94 and 159 of the Companies Law (2012) Revision; And in the Matter of Grencorp Ltd FSD 42 of 2013; Foster J, 15 August 2013
August 2013 | Offshore Cases
In the matter of the Companies Law (2007 Revision), and in the matter of the Lancelot Investors Fund Limited (In Official Liquidation) FSD No: 87/2011, per Quin J (12 August 2013)
August 2013 | Offshore Cases
Andriy Malitskiy Igor Filioenko -v- Oledo Petroleum Limited and Oledo Petroleum Ltd -v- Andrey Grigoryevych Adamovsky and Stockman Interhold S.A Claim No. BVIHCMAP2013/0006
August 2013 | Offshore Cases
Microsoft Corporation -v- Vadem Ltd Claim No. BVIHCVAO2013/007
July 2013 | Offshore Cases
In the matter of the Companies Law (2012 Revision), and in the matter of Royal Bank of Canada International Currencies Fund Ltd (In Voluntary Liquidation) FSD No. 71 of 2013, per Jones J (19 July 2013)
July 2013 | Offshore Cases
Dalemont Limited -v- Alexander Gennadievich Senatorov and Riggels Enterprises Limited Claim No. BVIHC (Com) 149 of 2011
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Effective 3 December 2020, all legislation in the Cayman Islands is described by the term “Act” rather than “Law”. Any references to “Law” (and accompanying acronyms) in Conyers written materials pre-dating October 2020 should be read as “Act”.