Cayman Islands: SEB v Weavering Court Of Appeal Judgment
BRIEF BACKGROUND
THE FIRST INSTANCE DECISION
THE APPEAL
- The Solvency Issue – At the time that the Company made each of the SEB Redemption Payments, was the Company unable to pay its debts within the meaning of s93 of the Law?
- The Preference Issue – Were the three SEB redemption payments made with a view to giving SEB a preference over the other creditors?
- The Repayment Issues – Are common law defences available to SEB (such as the absence of unjust enrichment and change of position) or is the JOLs' claim against SEB contrary to public policy due to being founded on illegality, such that SEB should not be required to repay the claimed amounts?
The Solvency Issue
The Fraud Point
The 30 Day Point
The Future Debts Point
The Preference Issue
The Dishonesty Point
The Mistake Point
The Continuing Intention Point
The Repayment Issues
COMMENTARY
Definition of Insolvency
Recalculation of NAV
Rejection of Change of Position Defence
Footnotes
Published January 4, 2017
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