1. Field Sea sued the Foundation and lawyer for interim relief after paying €672,000 to the Foundation's account for a financing agreement but not receiving repayment when requested.
2. The court previously ordered the Foundation to repay €304,940.30 to Field Sea but it was not paid. The lawyer stated the money was transferred to a Swiss bank account.
3. The court ruled in favor of Field Sea, ordering the lawyer and Foundation to pay €304,940.30 into a Dutch account meeting accounting regulations within a week, and prohibited transferring the money without Field Sea's approval. Penalties were imposed for noncompliance.
The Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors (the "Committee") in the chapter 11 bankruptcy case of Cordillera Golf Club, LLC (the "Debtor") filed an application seeking approval to retain the law firm Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr, PC ("Munsch Hardt") as counsel. The Committee selected Munsch Hardt due to its experience in bankruptcy cases and matters relevant to the case such as real estate and hospitality. Munsch Hardt will represent the Committee and provide legal advice regarding the Debtor and case administration. The application provides notice of the request for approval of Munsch Hardt's employment and discloses certain prior relationships between Munsch Hardt and potential
The Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors filed an application seeking approval to retain Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr, PC as its legal counsel. Munsch Hardt has extensive experience representing committees and debtors in bankruptcy cases. If approved, Munsch Hardt would provide legal services to assist the Committee in exercising its duties, including investigating the debtor's financial affairs and negotiating a plan of reorganization. Munsch Hardt's hourly rates for attorneys working on the case range from $200 to $685 per hour.
This bankruptcy report provides an update on the Greystone Holding BV bankruptcy. Key details include:
- The bankruptcy is related to the bankruptcy of the Derdengelden Greystone trust. Multiple trustees have been appointed over the course of the bankruptcy.
- The company's sole shareholder was Mura Investments Limited. No financial details are available as the accounting was chaotic.
- A claim has been made against the estate in Belgian court by a Mr. Hanzlik. The trustee is defending the claim and maintains it should have been filed directly with the trustee.
- It is expected to be a simplified settlement as assets are less than bankruptcy costs, debts and preferred claims. Correspondence continues
This bankruptcy report provides an update on the Greystone Holding BV bankruptcy. Key details include:
- The bankruptcy is related to the bankruptcy of the Derdengelden Greystone trust. Multiple trustees have been appointed over the course of the bankruptcy.
- The company's sole shareholder was Mura Investments Limited. No financial details are available as the accounting was chaotic.
- A claim has been made against the estate in Belgian court by a Mr. Hanzlik. The trustee is defending the claim and maintains it should have been filed directly with the trustee.
- It is expected to be a simplified settlement as assets are less than bankruptcy costs, debts and preferred claims. Correspondence continues
The Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors appointed in Cordillera Golf Club, LLC's Chapter 11 bankruptcy case filed an application seeking court approval to retain Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr, PC as its legal counsel. The Committee selected Munsch Hardt due to the firm's experience in bankruptcy matters and issues relevant to the case. The application requests approval of Munsch Hardt's hourly rates and reimbursement of expenses, and asserts that the firm is qualified and disinterested to represent the Committee. Notice of the application will be provided to parties in the bankruptcy case. A hearing on the application is scheduled for July 27, 2012.
The Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors appointed in Cordillera Golf Club, LLC's Chapter 11 bankruptcy case filed an application seeking approval to retain Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr, PC as its counsel. The Committee selected Munsch Hardt due to the firm's experience in bankruptcy matters and hospitality/real estate issues relevant to the case. The application requests approval of Munsch Hardt's hourly rates and reimbursement of expenses, and asserts that the firm is disinterested and does not hold interests adverse to the Committee. Notice of the application will be provided to parties in interest. A hearing on the application is scheduled for July 27, 2012.
The Court of Amsterdam ruled in favor of ING Bank in a case brought by plaintiff [A]. [A] had deposited €300,000 with Greystone Holding BV based on agreements promising a loan of €3,000,000. However, Greystone did not provide the loan and filed for bankruptcy without refunding [A]'s deposit. [A] argued ING was liable due to failing in its duty of care by allowing Greystone to open a bank account and process the deposit despite signs Greystone was operating without proper permits. However, the court found the conditions were insufficient to establish liability for ING given they could not have reasonably foreseen or prevented Greystone's fraudulent activities. [A]'s
LVK liquidators in collusion with Pretoria lawyers to defraud creditors and b...MrDlamini
Legal Proof that this liquidations firm played and plays a part in defrauding creditors of businesses. Kan n' mens sulke mense vertrou - ek dink nie so nie. As die persoon as Trustee optree vir n' besigheid staan hy saam die bedrieer of die krediteure...? Die antwoord le binne....mooi lees - Pasop as die firma namens jou optree as krediteure....
The Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors (the "Committee") in the chapter 11 bankruptcy case of Cordillera Golf Club, LLC (the "Debtor") filed an application seeking approval to retain the law firm Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr, PC ("Munsch Hardt") as counsel. The Committee selected Munsch Hardt due to its experience in bankruptcy cases and matters relevant to the case such as real estate and hospitality. Munsch Hardt will represent the Committee and provide legal advice regarding the Debtor and case administration. The application provides notice of the request for approval of Munsch Hardt's employment and discloses certain prior relationships between Munsch Hardt and potential
The Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors filed an application seeking approval to retain Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr, PC as its legal counsel. Munsch Hardt has extensive experience representing committees and debtors in bankruptcy cases. If approved, Munsch Hardt would provide legal services to assist the Committee in exercising its duties, including investigating the debtor's financial affairs and negotiating a plan of reorganization. Munsch Hardt's hourly rates for attorneys working on the case range from $200 to $685 per hour.
This bankruptcy report provides an update on the Greystone Holding BV bankruptcy. Key details include:
- The bankruptcy is related to the bankruptcy of the Derdengelden Greystone trust. Multiple trustees have been appointed over the course of the bankruptcy.
- The company's sole shareholder was Mura Investments Limited. No financial details are available as the accounting was chaotic.
- A claim has been made against the estate in Belgian court by a Mr. Hanzlik. The trustee is defending the claim and maintains it should have been filed directly with the trustee.
- It is expected to be a simplified settlement as assets are less than bankruptcy costs, debts and preferred claims. Correspondence continues
This bankruptcy report provides an update on the Greystone Holding BV bankruptcy. Key details include:
- The bankruptcy is related to the bankruptcy of the Derdengelden Greystone trust. Multiple trustees have been appointed over the course of the bankruptcy.
- The company's sole shareholder was Mura Investments Limited. No financial details are available as the accounting was chaotic.
- A claim has been made against the estate in Belgian court by a Mr. Hanzlik. The trustee is defending the claim and maintains it should have been filed directly with the trustee.
- It is expected to be a simplified settlement as assets are less than bankruptcy costs, debts and preferred claims. Correspondence continues
The Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors appointed in Cordillera Golf Club, LLC's Chapter 11 bankruptcy case filed an application seeking court approval to retain Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr, PC as its legal counsel. The Committee selected Munsch Hardt due to the firm's experience in bankruptcy matters and issues relevant to the case. The application requests approval of Munsch Hardt's hourly rates and reimbursement of expenses, and asserts that the firm is qualified and disinterested to represent the Committee. Notice of the application will be provided to parties in the bankruptcy case. A hearing on the application is scheduled for July 27, 2012.
The Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors appointed in Cordillera Golf Club, LLC's Chapter 11 bankruptcy case filed an application seeking approval to retain Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr, PC as its counsel. The Committee selected Munsch Hardt due to the firm's experience in bankruptcy matters and hospitality/real estate issues relevant to the case. The application requests approval of Munsch Hardt's hourly rates and reimbursement of expenses, and asserts that the firm is disinterested and does not hold interests adverse to the Committee. Notice of the application will be provided to parties in interest. A hearing on the application is scheduled for July 27, 2012.
The Court of Amsterdam ruled in favor of ING Bank in a case brought by plaintiff [A]. [A] had deposited €300,000 with Greystone Holding BV based on agreements promising a loan of €3,000,000. However, Greystone did not provide the loan and filed for bankruptcy without refunding [A]'s deposit. [A] argued ING was liable due to failing in its duty of care by allowing Greystone to open a bank account and process the deposit despite signs Greystone was operating without proper permits. However, the court found the conditions were insufficient to establish liability for ING given they could not have reasonably foreseen or prevented Greystone's fraudulent activities. [A]'s
LVK liquidators in collusion with Pretoria lawyers to defraud creditors and b...MrDlamini
Legal Proof that this liquidations firm played and plays a part in defrauding creditors of businesses. Kan n' mens sulke mense vertrou - ek dink nie so nie. As die persoon as Trustee optree vir n' besigheid staan hy saam die bedrieer of die krediteure...? Die antwoord le binne....mooi lees - Pasop as die firma namens jou optree as krediteure....
Presentation on CPC Case Managment by Mr. Murtaza Khan, CJ-III SwatAslam Parvaiz
1. The document outlines the case management rules introduced by the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan to expedite the disposal of civil cases.
2. It describes the first case management conference where the court and parties will schedule the filing of applications, replies, and hearings to streamline the proceedings. The conference aims to discover chances of settlement.
3. The court will then hold subsequent conferences and issue orders on applications within 60 days to ensure swift resolution of issues without opportunity for appeal on the orders. Conferences also focus the parties on the facts and legal issues in dispute for potential settlement.
Action to Recover Solicitor's Fees - Locus Standi and Privity Hurdle: The cas...Acas Media
Under Nigerian law, one who practices a profession and renders his professional services to another at his request is entitled to receive remuneration or professional fees from the beneficiary of such services unless he voluntarily waives the payment . In the case of a legal practitioner, one of the options open to recover fees or costs due to him in his professional capacity is a right of action in court to recover such fees .
This document summarizes a court case between Aqua Spa, Marieta Lopez, Emile Hassell (plaintiffs), and Riffort Village Directory NV, Riffort Village NV, and Aruba Bank NV (defendants). The plaintiffs claim that Riffort unlawfully terminated their lease for a spa and that the defendants acted unlawfully against the plaintiffs. They are seeking damages. The defendants argue that Aqua Spa was in long-term default on its loan obligations to the bank and failed to provide adequate collateral or repayment plans. The bank then terminated the credit agreement and exercised its lien on the spa inventory.
The document is an order from the United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims regarding an application for attorney fees under the Equal Access to Justice Act (EAJA) submitted by Dennis R. Birdon. The Secretary conceded that Birdon was entitled to EAJA fees but argued that the amount requested was unreasonable. Specifically, the Secretary objected to 49.6 hours billed for reviewing a 3,072 page claims file. While Birdon responded that the file was disorganized, the Court agreed the time billed for review was unreasonable. As a result, the Court reduced the total award amount by 30% to $8,334.90.
Case of oao neftyanaya kompaniya yukos v. russia (1) just satisfaction 31 jul...Guillermo Ruiz Zapatero
This document summarizes a judgment from the European Court of Human Rights regarding just satisfaction in the case of OAO Neftyanaya Kompaniya Yukos v. Russia. The Court found violations of Article 6 and Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 during tax assessment and enforcement proceedings against Yukos in Russia. Regarding just satisfaction, the Court awarded Yukos over EUR 1.3 billion for unlawful tax penalties and fees paid, but did not establish a causal link between procedural violations and claimed damages of over EUR 37 billion. The Court must determine an appropriate recipient for the awarded funds as Yukos is now liquidated.
David purchased a wedding package from Syarikat Cinta Sejati that included clothes and photographs. However, he was dissatisfied with the quality of the photographs and clothes provided. The most appropriate method for David to seek compensation other than litigation is through the Tribunal for Consumer Claims. The procedures for bringing a claim to the tribunal include filing a claim form, serving notice to the respondent, attending a negotiation session, a tribunal hearing if needed, and the tribunal issuing a final binding decision with possible compensation for David.
UK Adjudicators Newsletter December 2021SeanGibbs12
The document summarizes the past use of construction adjudication in Hong Kong from the 1990s to the 2010s. It discusses some of the early contractual adjudication processes used in government and private projects in the 1990s and 2000s. It notes that while adjudication was included in some contracts, few disputes were actually referred to adjudication. A government pilot adjudication scheme in the 2000s also saw low usage. Surveys conducted in the 2010s indicated stakeholders supported introducing statutory adjudication to Hong Kong.
This newsletter summarizes upcoming adjudication and arbitration conferences in Edinburgh, London, and Cape Town. It also provides details on enforcing an adjudicator's decision in Northern Ireland. The key enforcement steps include issuing a writ of summons in the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court of Justice in Northern Ireland and applying for summary judgment. Recent Northern Irish court decisions generally support the enforcement of adjudicator's decisions in line with promoting cash flow in the construction industry.
Legal Proceedings Initiated Against Steven de Koenigswarter and Associated En...Theworld Crawler
Court order from the Superior Court of Justice in Ontario, Canada. The order is dated July 4, 2023, and it is addressed to Steven de Koenigswarter, Luc Georges de Clerck, the de Koenigswarter Family Trust, the Health Factory Holding BV, and Venator International SA.
The order states that a legal proceeding has been commenced against the defendants by the plaintiff, 2705564 Ontario Inc. The claim made against the defendants is set out in the statement of claim that was served with the notice of action
This document summarizes an appeal hearing regarding a request for review of an earlier employment tribunal decision. It discusses:
1) The background of the case involving an appeal by Mr. Ece of a decision by the London Borough of Newham employment tribunal.
2) The chairman initially indicated the review request would be heard by the tribunal, but later refused the request, finding it had no reasonable prospect of success.
3) The appellant argued there was procedural error in the chairman changing his decision, but the tribunal found no error, as the rules allow the chairman to refuse a request without a hearing if it has no reasonable prospect of success.
FORDHAM #3 of 3; Fordham v Hobson (Dewsash) (Home.B) [2013] NSWCTTT 590Alec Rendell [NBPR-2]
The document summarizes a court case between James Fordham and Dewsash Pty Ltd regarding a disputed home building contract. Key points:
- Fordham sued Dewsash for damages related to issues with the home's slab. Dewsash counter-sued for unpaid invoices.
- The original tribunal ruled partially in favor of both parties. Fordham appealed and the court found errors in the tribunal's reasoning. It remanded the case back to the tribunal.
- At the new tribunal hearing, issues considered included whether Dewsash breached the contract terms, if the contract was validly terminated, and what damages were owed.
- The tribunal found Dewsash
The document discusses a writ petition challenging the imposition of IGST on imported oxygen concentrators for personal use. Key points:
1) The petitioner, an 85-year-old man, sought to import an oxygen concentrator gifted by his nephew but faced IGST of 12%, which he argued violated his right to health.
2) Previously, IGST on personal imports was 28% versus 12% for commercial imports. A new notification reduced the personal rate to 12% but exempted imports by government/relief agencies.
3) The amicus curiae and petitioner argued the IGST violates equal treatment and right to health given that medical devices are usually exempt when customs duty is waived, as with oxygen concentr
City Water International Inc. v. Great Canadian Oil ChangeMatthew Riddell
The claimant's action was dismissed after no one appeared on its behalf at a settlement conference. The claimant, located in Ontario, had faxed a request to appear by telephone but the document was not added to the file in time. The judge ruled that making the claimant go through the formal process to have the dismissal set aside would be unfair since the mistake was the court's. Under its broad discretion, the judge directed that the dismissal be set aside and the claim reinstated, allowing the claimant to participate by phone in a new settlement conference.
This document is a judgment from the Court of Appeal in Ireland regarding a case between Permanent TSB Plc and David Langan. The key issue is whether the Circuit Court has jurisdiction over possession proceedings brought by a mortgage lender for properties that are not rateable due to provisions in the Valuation Act 2001. The Court of Appeal is considering this issue as two previous High Court rulings arrived at different conclusions. The judgment provides extensive background on the historical jurisdiction of lower courts over property matters based on rateable valuation limits.
This document is an application filed by Cordillera Golf Club, LLC (the "Debtor") in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware seeking approval to retain the law firm Foley & Lardner LLP ("Foley") as its general bankruptcy counsel. The application provides background on the Debtor's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing and requests that the retention of Foley be approved nunc pro tunc to the petition date to represent the Debtor in the bankruptcy case. It describes Foley's qualifications and experience in bankruptcy matters and outlines the services Foley will provide and its proposed compensation structure including hourly billing rates.
This document is an application filed by Cordillera Golf Club, LLC (the "Debtor") requesting that the Court approve the retention of Foley & Lardner LLP ("Foley") as the Debtor's general bankruptcy counsel. The application provides background on the Debtor's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing and describes Foley's qualifications to serve as counsel. It also discloses Foley's prior representation of the Debtor as well as certain affiliates, and requests authorization for Foley to continue representing those parties in unrelated matters, provided there is no conflict with the bankruptcy case. Notice of the application will be provided to key parties, and the Debtor requests approval of Foley's retention nunc pro tunc to the
Bp settlement order_and_reasons_for_final_approval_of_bp_settlement Michael J. Evans
This order grants final approval of the Economic and Property Damages Settlement Agreement between BP and private plaintiffs resulting from the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill. The settlement resolves economic loss and property damage claims for individuals and businesses in Gulf states and coastal areas through court-supervised programs that have already paid out over $405 million. The order describes the settlement categories, geographic scope, exclusions, lack of caps except for Seafood Compensation, and transparency of the claims framework. A fairness hearing was held on November 8, 2012 to consider final approval and objections.
The Supreme Court clarified the code’s object while keeping legislative intent in mind. The court, through this judgement, has struck a balance between creditors’ rights and debtor companies’ remedies.
The debtor, Cordillera Golf Club, LLC, filed a motion seeking approval of procedures for interim compensation and reimbursement of expenses for professionals retained in the chapter 11 case. The motion requests that professionals be allowed to submit monthly fee applications for payment of 80% of fees and 100% of expenses, with interim fee applications submitted every three months. The procedures are consistent with those approved in other large chapter 11 cases and will help streamline the professional compensation process.
Presentation on CPC Case Managment by Mr. Murtaza Khan, CJ-III SwatAslam Parvaiz
1. The document outlines the case management rules introduced by the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan to expedite the disposal of civil cases.
2. It describes the first case management conference where the court and parties will schedule the filing of applications, replies, and hearings to streamline the proceedings. The conference aims to discover chances of settlement.
3. The court will then hold subsequent conferences and issue orders on applications within 60 days to ensure swift resolution of issues without opportunity for appeal on the orders. Conferences also focus the parties on the facts and legal issues in dispute for potential settlement.
Action to Recover Solicitor's Fees - Locus Standi and Privity Hurdle: The cas...Acas Media
Under Nigerian law, one who practices a profession and renders his professional services to another at his request is entitled to receive remuneration or professional fees from the beneficiary of such services unless he voluntarily waives the payment . In the case of a legal practitioner, one of the options open to recover fees or costs due to him in his professional capacity is a right of action in court to recover such fees .
This document summarizes a court case between Aqua Spa, Marieta Lopez, Emile Hassell (plaintiffs), and Riffort Village Directory NV, Riffort Village NV, and Aruba Bank NV (defendants). The plaintiffs claim that Riffort unlawfully terminated their lease for a spa and that the defendants acted unlawfully against the plaintiffs. They are seeking damages. The defendants argue that Aqua Spa was in long-term default on its loan obligations to the bank and failed to provide adequate collateral or repayment plans. The bank then terminated the credit agreement and exercised its lien on the spa inventory.
The document is an order from the United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims regarding an application for attorney fees under the Equal Access to Justice Act (EAJA) submitted by Dennis R. Birdon. The Secretary conceded that Birdon was entitled to EAJA fees but argued that the amount requested was unreasonable. Specifically, the Secretary objected to 49.6 hours billed for reviewing a 3,072 page claims file. While Birdon responded that the file was disorganized, the Court agreed the time billed for review was unreasonable. As a result, the Court reduced the total award amount by 30% to $8,334.90.
Case of oao neftyanaya kompaniya yukos v. russia (1) just satisfaction 31 jul...Guillermo Ruiz Zapatero
This document summarizes a judgment from the European Court of Human Rights regarding just satisfaction in the case of OAO Neftyanaya Kompaniya Yukos v. Russia. The Court found violations of Article 6 and Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 during tax assessment and enforcement proceedings against Yukos in Russia. Regarding just satisfaction, the Court awarded Yukos over EUR 1.3 billion for unlawful tax penalties and fees paid, but did not establish a causal link between procedural violations and claimed damages of over EUR 37 billion. The Court must determine an appropriate recipient for the awarded funds as Yukos is now liquidated.
David purchased a wedding package from Syarikat Cinta Sejati that included clothes and photographs. However, he was dissatisfied with the quality of the photographs and clothes provided. The most appropriate method for David to seek compensation other than litigation is through the Tribunal for Consumer Claims. The procedures for bringing a claim to the tribunal include filing a claim form, serving notice to the respondent, attending a negotiation session, a tribunal hearing if needed, and the tribunal issuing a final binding decision with possible compensation for David.
UK Adjudicators Newsletter December 2021SeanGibbs12
The document summarizes the past use of construction adjudication in Hong Kong from the 1990s to the 2010s. It discusses some of the early contractual adjudication processes used in government and private projects in the 1990s and 2000s. It notes that while adjudication was included in some contracts, few disputes were actually referred to adjudication. A government pilot adjudication scheme in the 2000s also saw low usage. Surveys conducted in the 2010s indicated stakeholders supported introducing statutory adjudication to Hong Kong.
This newsletter summarizes upcoming adjudication and arbitration conferences in Edinburgh, London, and Cape Town. It also provides details on enforcing an adjudicator's decision in Northern Ireland. The key enforcement steps include issuing a writ of summons in the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court of Justice in Northern Ireland and applying for summary judgment. Recent Northern Irish court decisions generally support the enforcement of adjudicator's decisions in line with promoting cash flow in the construction industry.
Legal Proceedings Initiated Against Steven de Koenigswarter and Associated En...Theworld Crawler
Court order from the Superior Court of Justice in Ontario, Canada. The order is dated July 4, 2023, and it is addressed to Steven de Koenigswarter, Luc Georges de Clerck, the de Koenigswarter Family Trust, the Health Factory Holding BV, and Venator International SA.
The order states that a legal proceeding has been commenced against the defendants by the plaintiff, 2705564 Ontario Inc. The claim made against the defendants is set out in the statement of claim that was served with the notice of action
This document summarizes an appeal hearing regarding a request for review of an earlier employment tribunal decision. It discusses:
1) The background of the case involving an appeal by Mr. Ece of a decision by the London Borough of Newham employment tribunal.
2) The chairman initially indicated the review request would be heard by the tribunal, but later refused the request, finding it had no reasonable prospect of success.
3) The appellant argued there was procedural error in the chairman changing his decision, but the tribunal found no error, as the rules allow the chairman to refuse a request without a hearing if it has no reasonable prospect of success.
FORDHAM #3 of 3; Fordham v Hobson (Dewsash) (Home.B) [2013] NSWCTTT 590Alec Rendell [NBPR-2]
The document summarizes a court case between James Fordham and Dewsash Pty Ltd regarding a disputed home building contract. Key points:
- Fordham sued Dewsash for damages related to issues with the home's slab. Dewsash counter-sued for unpaid invoices.
- The original tribunal ruled partially in favor of both parties. Fordham appealed and the court found errors in the tribunal's reasoning. It remanded the case back to the tribunal.
- At the new tribunal hearing, issues considered included whether Dewsash breached the contract terms, if the contract was validly terminated, and what damages were owed.
- The tribunal found Dewsash
The document discusses a writ petition challenging the imposition of IGST on imported oxygen concentrators for personal use. Key points:
1) The petitioner, an 85-year-old man, sought to import an oxygen concentrator gifted by his nephew but faced IGST of 12%, which he argued violated his right to health.
2) Previously, IGST on personal imports was 28% versus 12% for commercial imports. A new notification reduced the personal rate to 12% but exempted imports by government/relief agencies.
3) The amicus curiae and petitioner argued the IGST violates equal treatment and right to health given that medical devices are usually exempt when customs duty is waived, as with oxygen concentr
City Water International Inc. v. Great Canadian Oil ChangeMatthew Riddell
The claimant's action was dismissed after no one appeared on its behalf at a settlement conference. The claimant, located in Ontario, had faxed a request to appear by telephone but the document was not added to the file in time. The judge ruled that making the claimant go through the formal process to have the dismissal set aside would be unfair since the mistake was the court's. Under its broad discretion, the judge directed that the dismissal be set aside and the claim reinstated, allowing the claimant to participate by phone in a new settlement conference.
This document is a judgment from the Court of Appeal in Ireland regarding a case between Permanent TSB Plc and David Langan. The key issue is whether the Circuit Court has jurisdiction over possession proceedings brought by a mortgage lender for properties that are not rateable due to provisions in the Valuation Act 2001. The Court of Appeal is considering this issue as two previous High Court rulings arrived at different conclusions. The judgment provides extensive background on the historical jurisdiction of lower courts over property matters based on rateable valuation limits.
This document is an application filed by Cordillera Golf Club, LLC (the "Debtor") in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware seeking approval to retain the law firm Foley & Lardner LLP ("Foley") as its general bankruptcy counsel. The application provides background on the Debtor's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing and requests that the retention of Foley be approved nunc pro tunc to the petition date to represent the Debtor in the bankruptcy case. It describes Foley's qualifications and experience in bankruptcy matters and outlines the services Foley will provide and its proposed compensation structure including hourly billing rates.
This document is an application filed by Cordillera Golf Club, LLC (the "Debtor") requesting that the Court approve the retention of Foley & Lardner LLP ("Foley") as the Debtor's general bankruptcy counsel. The application provides background on the Debtor's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing and describes Foley's qualifications to serve as counsel. It also discloses Foley's prior representation of the Debtor as well as certain affiliates, and requests authorization for Foley to continue representing those parties in unrelated matters, provided there is no conflict with the bankruptcy case. Notice of the application will be provided to key parties, and the Debtor requests approval of Foley's retention nunc pro tunc to the
Bp settlement order_and_reasons_for_final_approval_of_bp_settlement Michael J. Evans
This order grants final approval of the Economic and Property Damages Settlement Agreement between BP and private plaintiffs resulting from the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill. The settlement resolves economic loss and property damage claims for individuals and businesses in Gulf states and coastal areas through court-supervised programs that have already paid out over $405 million. The order describes the settlement categories, geographic scope, exclusions, lack of caps except for Seafood Compensation, and transparency of the claims framework. A fairness hearing was held on November 8, 2012 to consider final approval and objections.
The Supreme Court clarified the code’s object while keeping legislative intent in mind. The court, through this judgement, has struck a balance between creditors’ rights and debtor companies’ remedies.
The debtor, Cordillera Golf Club, LLC, filed a motion seeking approval of procedures for interim compensation and reimbursement of expenses for professionals retained in the chapter 11 case. The motion requests that professionals be allowed to submit monthly fee applications for payment of 80% of fees and 100% of expenses, with interim fee applications submitted every three months. The procedures are consistent with those approved in other large chapter 11 cases and will help streamline the professional compensation process.
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Leendert Roelof Versluis, criminal record
1. instance Utrecht District court
date of judgment 04-07-2002
date of publication 05-07-2002
Case number 146267 / KG ZA 02-537
jurisdictions Civil rights
Special characteristics Interim measures
Special characteristics Interim measures
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Repositories Rechtspraak.nl NJ
2002, 433
Pronunciation
COURT UTRECHT
(Sector commercial and family)
V is O N N I S of the court in the
case of short-
the private company with limited liability FIELD SEA
BV in Brielle, i e s e r e s,
Attorney:. EH Young-Wiemans, counsel: KHL Waas
Mountain Hellevoetsluis.
- against -
1. Foundation FOUNDATION FUNDS MANAGEMENT THIRD LAW FIRM [the lawyer] CS, located in [place]
released by its president [the lawyer]
2. [the lawyer], living in [], appeared in person, g e d a a g e d n.
ECLI: NL: RBUTR: 2002: AE4952
2. 1. The course of the procedure,
1.1. Plaintiff, hereinafter also called "Field Sea ', has Defendants, hereinafter also referred to as' the Foundation' and '[the lawyer]' do sue for interim
relief. On serving day, June 20
2002 Field Sea has concluded requirement according to the writ of summons, a copy of which is annexed to this judgment.
1.2. Field Sea has hearing do illustrate its claim, partly on the basis of production and pleading. On that occasion it has increased its claim as
mentioned below.
1.3. The foundation and the [attorney] thereon have defense implemented, partly on the basis of production and a pleading.
1.4. Then asked verdict.
1.5. Counsel for Field Sea sent on June 25, 2002 letter with a copy of a letter from Field Sea to the court of his June 25, 2002. This letter shows that a
copy of the letter from Field Sea also [the lawyer] is sent.
2. The established facts
2.1. Between Field Sea hand and Greystone Financial Services in Woerden (hereinafter "Greystone"), a client of [the lawyer], on the other hand is a
financing agreement on or about December 18, 2001 for the purchase by Field Sea of two ships. Field Sea is implementing that agreement paid a sum of
| 672,000.00 on account [account] in the name of the Foundation.
2.2. writes in a letter dated December 17, 2001 [the lawyer] to Field Sea:
"This I must inform you that the funds under a financing agreement between my client Greystone (...) and your company Field Sea BV under my
foundation management Derdengelden, particularly on account [account] will be paid and by the Foundation for Derdengelden firm [the lawyer] will be
held for Field Sea BV by this Foundation (...).
First request Field Sea BV The Foundation will proceed to return the funds, but not before 1 April 2002. "
2.3. Field Sea has | 672,000.00 deposited on said bank account of the Foundation. Field Sea Greystone however has stated on April 16, 2002 given to
terminate the financing agreement and called on the Foundation to reimburse the amount paid. However, reimbursement is forthcoming.
2.4. The judge of this court by order of April 22, 2002 at the request of Field Sea Foundation ordered to refund within 24 hours of notification of the
judgment in the amount of € 304,940.30 (672,000.00 ƒ). The judge submitted among other contemplated that the Foundation against Field Sea that was
no reason to consider an independent obligation to repay the legal relationship between Field Sea and Greystone and that was the condition under
which Field Sea could recover her deposit amount .
3. 2.5. By fax of April 25, 2002 wrote [the lawyer] to the counsel of Field Sea: "I have let you know to be able to meet conformity statement to a
repayment obligation (...) I told you that among my trust. Derdengelden the amount released in Switzerland. Under Article 4 [meant is clearly
Article 3, paragraph 4, Add contact. judge] "bookkeeping 1998 'funds are transferred when the opportunity arises to do so, ie once the foreclosure
order to pay no longer exists. "
2.6. Article 3 paragraph 4 of the Accounting Regulation 1998 of the Dutch Bar Association (Regulation of September 22, 1998, Government
Gazette 1998, 207) states:
"The lawyer will ensure that the monies standing by his actions be made under a Derdengelden Foundation to the beneficiary when the
opportunity arises."
2.7. writing by fax of April 25, 2002 [the lawyer] to the counsel of Field Sea: "While this letter is worked out, I'm (...) by facing a bailiff with a seizure
under the Stichting Beheer Derdengelden [the lawyer] CC commissioned Greystone (...). I am sorry, but the foundation can and should you even
do not pay more liberating. "
2.8. By fax of April 26, 2002 writes the Dean of the Bar Association in the district of Utrecht, the counsel of Field Sea and [the lawyer]
"Mr. [the lawyer] is (...) obliged to go on immediate repayment and in this connection I call on Mr. [The lawyer] on April 25 this year. Agreed about
12:10 pm
- that he give me the same day would show through evidence that the relevant sum of money is still held by the Stichting Beheer
Derdengelden and
- has Mr. [the lawyer] is then required again unconditionally against me externals to repay the total amount in accordance with the verdict. "
Dean then lodged a complaint held by the Board of Discipline, which is meeting on June 10, 2002.
3. The claim and the defense
3.1. Field Sea claims, after increase of the claim, in essence:
a. an order requiring [the lawyer] and the Foundation to make the accounts with respect to the account of the Foundation paid sum of what they have
done with the amount and where it is now, primarily to Field Sea alternative to the Dean of the Bar Association in the district of Utrecht, and in as much
as deemed necessary to provide access to all documents and computer records, primarily on pain of imprisonment against [the lawyer], the alternative
penalty of a fine of €
200,000.00 per day;
b. Primary: an order requiring [the lawyer] and the Foundation Open (do) a joint bank account with the Foundation Derdengelden the counsel of Field
Sea and to deposit a sum of € 304,940.30 on that account;
alternatively, an order requiring [the lawyer] and the Foundation to deposit this amount to a Dutch bank account of the foundation that meets the
bookkeeping 1998
4. so with the submission of supporting documents and a copy of the statutes;
one on pain of forfeiture of a penalty of € 200,000.00 per offense if they fail to meet them;
and [the lawyer] and the Foundation jointly ban to transfer the amount paid to another account or record, on penalty of a fine of €
500.000.00 per violation.
3.2. Field Sea performs in support of its claim that [the lawyer], in his capacity as sole board member on behalf of the Foundation, despite the
commitment in his letter of December 17, 2001 at Field Sea the amount paid by the amount of € 304,940.30 on first request to repay despite
condemnatory judgment of the court on april 22, 2002 and despite the commitment to the Dean to have refunded the amount by april 26, 2002, yet
nothing ever repaid. also [the lawyer] said Field Sea, despite its commitment to do so to the Dean, to date, still has no access given what happened to
the paid amount of money and whether it is still under the foundation. Now the Foundation, says Field Sea, moreover, does not meet the does the
bookkeeping 1998 foundations monies requirements Field Sea an interest in the money in any case be paid into an account of a foundation that meet
them. Based on the foregoing has Field Sea, as it claims, and legal interest in the requested facilities.
3.3. [Lawyer] performs at verwere briefly the following:
a. Now Field Sea was not represented at the meeting (other than by its lawyer) doubts [the lawyer] or authorizes Field Sea sees the conduct of the
proceedings.
b. [Lawyer] has learned that take place between Greystone and Field Sea negotiations, so the expectation is justified that action be deferred to him (the
complaint and these proceedings submitted to the Dean). to keep [the lawyer] requests in this regard the case.
c. [Lawyer] has already reported to the Board of Discipline, where the money is today, he has shown a letter dated June 5, 2002 from a Swiss bank
to him confirming that an amount of € 305.000,00 bank the Foundation holds.
d. [Lawyer] recognizes that the foundation - now - does not meet the relevant requirements, but argues that there is established a new foundation on
April 26, 2002 to meet them.
4. Assessment of the dispute
4.1. The letter above is under 1.5 [Director of Field Sea], wrote to counsel for Field Sea:
"Following the objection by Mr. JJ [the lawyer] of your proxy to vote on behalf Field Sea BV at the hearing of June 20, 2002 the summary proceedings
against the trust Derdengelden Firm [the lawyer] cs and Mr. Jan Jaap [ lawyer] to persevere and therein modify the requirement in accordance with what
stated in your advocates note, I confirm as a fully qualified Director of Field Sea BV, Field Sea BV has granted instructs and authorizes them. the burden
and proxy is not crossed by the fact that there are now between Field and Sea BV Greystone Trust AG discussions started about an amicable settlement.
"
From this it appears that the above-letter has to be rejected mentioned under a defense.
4.2. It is further contemplated that been convicted by a judgment of April 22, 2002 the Foundation at the request of Field Sea to repay the amount of €
304,940.30. In such a judgment has been already considered
5. it was no reason to take account of the legal relationship between Field and Sea Greystone. Any negotiations with Greystone do the judgment under
existing obligation of the Foundation against Field Sea not finish thus. In any case, neither has been shown that Field Sea at any time - to [the lawyer] -
has promised that her claim would be suspended at the Foundation. Now there is therefore no reason to keep this interim order, such as [the lawyer] and
the Foundation asked the question fails defense.
4.3. It is undisputed that [the lawyer] has promised Field Sea by letter dated December 17, 2001 that he will repay the amount paid on the first request.
Furthermore, the court, by order of April 22, 2002 condemned the Foundation for the refund within 24 hours of notification of that decision. also [the
lawyer] promised Dean that he would repay the sum by April 26 2002. It is common ground that [the lawyer] and / or the Foundation have ever failed to
meet that requirement, despite the fact that [the lawyer] repeatedly, also at the hearing of this application for interim measures, has stated that the money
still under Foundation exists - albeit now on behalf of a Swiss bank - and that he is able to pay (although there is currently placed under the foundation
occupied by Greystone).
4.4. [Lawyer] did not dispute that the Foundation which money is paid does not comply with the bookkeeping in 1998, in the sense that the Foundation
does not have at least two jointly competent board (but only [the lawyer]) and it is not fulfilled two signature requirement. [Lawyer] has however argued in
this context that there is already established a new foundation that meets those requirements and taking on the duties and requirements of the
Foundation. The Foundation should only said [the lawyer] bank accounts to be applied.
4.5. Now [the lawyer] the amount of money - unlike his letter suggests of December 17, 2001 - has not let on Rabobank account number mentioned in the
letter are but apparently has transferred to a Swiss bank account, now [the lawyer] fails the money to pay back and now [the lawyer] nor Field Sea nor the
Comforter (despite its commitment to do so) showed evidence showing where the money is now, act [the lawyer] and the Foundation in the opinion of the
judge against Field Sea unlawful. Expect may indeed be that one in a trust account of a lawyer paid amount is properly managed in accordance with the
rules established by the Dutch Bar Association and transit or redeemed at the first request of the payer. It is undisputed that [the lawyer] did not do so.
In this connection, it is contemplated that, unlike [the lawyer] has argued, the fact that the money could be released immediately from Zwisterse bank
account did not constitute a hindrance to pay which can be invoked against Field Sea, [the lawyer] can will not claim that the opportunity to pay in
accordance with Article 4 paragraph 3 of bookkeeping did not occur yet.
4.6. In view of the foregoing, the Field Sea, in any case, right and interest in ensuring that the amount of money to the extent that in connection with it can
be reimbursed by the agency of Greystone Laid-batter in fact not meet Field Sea - is held in a manner in accordance with the established for that purpose
rules. Now [the lawyer] in court expressly stated that a foundation Derdengelden is allocated to satisfy the above-mentioned alternative b claim on
bookkeeping 1998 as follows. The requested ban, to book then again the amount of recording can be.
4.7. Field Sea has, if the amount of money under this award will be managed in accordance with the bookkeeping and will be held at the Dutch bill, still
made insufficient interest in the accounts as requested. The advanced under a will therefore
6. be rejected.
4.8. In view of the foregoing shall be resolved as follows. [Lawyer] and the Foundation will be judged as the largely unsuccessful party to pay the
costs. In addition, there is insufficient reason to impose a higher than usual legal costs, as requested by Field Sea.
4. The decision
The judge:
5.1. condemns defendants jointly and severally to one week after service of this judgment to pay the sum of € 304,940.30 to a Dutch bank account that
meets the bookkeeping 1998, in the name of Stichting Beheer Derdengelden of Firm [the lawyer] and others, which foundation also satisfies the
bookkeeping 1998 so supported by the presentation of an original attachment of the relevant Dutch bank both of the reception of said amount as to the
fact that for the bank account subject to a two-signature requirement in accordance with the accounting regulation, and by the production of a copy of the
Statute of the Stichting Beheer Derdengelden;
5.2. then prohibits defendants jointly and severally to the amount without written approval from Field Sea or the Dean of the Bar Association in the district
of Utrecht again about booking to another bank account or record;
5.3. provides that [the lawyer] and the Foundation jointly forfeit a penalty of € 50,000.00 per day if not (completely) fulfilled the conviction under 5.1 and €
305.000,00 if it is violated in 5.2 prohibition;
5.4. provides that these penalties are subject to moderation, as far as enforcement standards of reasonableness and fairness, so also taking into account
the degree of compliance with the judgment, the gravity of the offense and the degree of culpability of the offense ;
5.5. condemns defendants jointly and severally, the one paying the others will be released in the costs on the part of the plaintiff cases and to date
estimated at € 703.00 for the attorney's fees, court fees and € 193,00 € 65.18 writ costs;
5.6. declares this judgment enforceable;
5.4. pointing out the more advanced ones.
Thus given by mr. GAME van der Burg of spirit and pronounced in public on July 4
2002.
wg wg court clerk