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The Grand Court has clarified that, where a company in official liquidation commences proceedings claiming that it holds certain rights, in order for the defendant to proceed with a counterclaim asserting that it is the true...more
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When I left the UK, bound for Johannesburg, it was (and remains) a turbulent time with the UK government facing difficult negotiations in the coming years first over Brexit and now too in relation to its very ability to...more