April 2012 | Offshore Cases
In the Matter of Sections 15 and 86 of the Companies Law (2011) Revision and In the Matter of Alibaba.com Cause No. FSD 38 of 2012, per Creswell, J. (20 April 2012)
April 2012 | Offshore Cases
In the Matter of the Companies Law (2011) Revision and In the Matter of FIA Leveraged Fund (The Company”) Cause No. FSD 0013 of 2012, per Smellie CJ (18 April 2012)
February 2012 | Offshore Cases
Ennismore Fund Management Limited -v- Fenris Consulting Limited Cause No. FSD 65 of 2009, per Foster J (7 February 2012)
February 2012 | Offshore Cases
In the Matter of the Companies Law (2011 Revision) and In the Matter of Merchantbridge Managers Inc. Cause No. FSD 5 of 12, per Smellie CJ (9 February 2012)
February 2012 | Offshore Cases
Tempo Group Ltd. -v- Fortuna Development Corporation Cause No. FSD 82 of 2011, per Henderson J (24 February 2012)
February 2012 | Offshore Cases
Tempo Group Ltd. -v- Fortuna Development Corporation FSD 82 of 2011, per Henderson J (20 February 2012)
February 2012 | Offshore Cases
In the Matter of the Companies Law (2010 Revision) and In the Matter of ICP Strategic Credit Income Funds Ltd and In the Matter of ICP Strategic Credit Income Master Fund Ltd. Cause No. FSD 82 of 2010 and FSD 269 of 2010, per Jones J (3 February 2012)
January 2012 | Offshore Cases
Cigna Worldwide Insurance Company -v- Ace Limited Cause FSD 96 of 2011 per Creswell J (27 January 2012)
January 2012 | Offshore Cases
Embassy Investments -v- Houston Casualty Company Cause Number FSD 94 of 2011 (Formerly 278/05 and 127 and 128/06), per Quin J (26 January 2012)
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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”.