November 2016 | Offshore Cases
In The Matter of upEnergy Development Group Limited SC (Bda) 89 Com (4 November 2016)
May 2016 | Offshore Cases
Greater Achieve Ltd et al -v- Mingyuan Medicare [2016] SC (Bda) 56 Civ
November 2014 | Offshore Cases
Sampoerna Strategic Holdings Ltd -v- (1) Huawei Tech Investments Co Ltd and (2) Huawei International Pte Ltd [2014] Bda LR 108 (19 November 2014)
September 2014 | Offshore Cases
In The Matter of Titan Petrochemicals Group Limited (Provisional Liquidators Appointed) [2014] SC (Bda) 74 Com (23 September 2014)
August 2014 | Offshore Cases
(1) Gold Seal Holding Limited (2) Five Star Investments Limited (3) Oung Shih Hua (Also Known As James Oung) (4) Huang Weizong Martin (5) Kwok Wai Chi -v- (1) Paladin Limited (2) Chen Te Kuang (Also Known As Mike Chen) (3) Law Fong [2014] SC (BDA) 66 CIV
March 2014 | Offshore Cases
In the Matter of Titan Group Investment Limited (In Liquidation) Claim No. BVIHC (Com) 2012/0056
February 2014 | Offshore Cases
In the Matter of the Companies Law (2013 Revision) and in the Matter of Rightway China Real Estate Limited and in the Matter of the Companies Law (2013 Revision) and in the Matter of Dash Limited, Cause Nos. FSD 130 and 131 of 2013, per Henderson J
September 2013 | Offshore Cases
Seth Pinegar -v- iSoftstone Holding Limited Cause No. FSD 584 of 2012, per Smellie CJ (7 March 2014)
December 2012 | Offshore Cases
Annuity & Life Re Ltd, Madam Loh Yew @ Lau Ah Moi -v- Full Apex (Holdings) Limited, Full Excellent Limited, Guan Lingxiang and Liang Huiyang [2012] SC (Bda) 73 Com
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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”.