Ahmed v Landstone Leisure Ltd: ChD 30 Jan 2009

The claimant appealed against a refusal to set aside a statutory demand. He had given a cheque at a land auction, and it had bounced on his instructions, saying that the property had been misrepresented.
Held: The auctioneer had specifically warned off bidders who had not inspected the site. However the paperwork was clearly capable of being read to suggest that the entire plot was being sold, and not the unmarked sub-plot intended. There was a serious arguable point, and the statutory demand was to be set aside.

Citations:

[2009] EWHC 125 (Ch), [2009] BPIR 227

Links:

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Statutes:

Insolvency Rules 1986 6.54(a)

Jurisdiction:

England and Wales

Citing:

CitedWorkington Harbour and Dock Board v Towerfield (Owners) (‘The Towerfield’) HL 1951
The occasions upon which the master is called upon to exercise his reserve of authority either by interfering with the conduct of the ship or by taking the navigation out of the hands of a competent pilot are rare and should the master exercise that . .
CitedLomax Leisure Ltd v Miller and Another ChD 12-Oct-2007
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CitedPost Office v Hampshire County Council 1980
Leading counsel for the appellants argued unsuccessfully that a pre-1875 edition of Bullen and Leake’s Precedents of Pleadings had referred to an equitable doctrine of circuity in certain classes of cases, but that nothing had been heard of it for a . .
CitedE A Grimstead and Son Limited v McGarrigan CA 13-Oct-1998
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CitedPeekay Intermark Ltd v Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd CA 6-Apr-2006
Moore-Bick LJ discussed whether the court should give effect to a non-reliance clause in a contract saying: ‘It is common to include in certain kinds of contracts an express acknowledgement by each of the parties that they have not been induced to . .
CitedPeekay Intermark Ltd v Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd CA 6-Apr-2006
Moore-Bick LJ discussed whether the court should give effect to a non-reliance clause in a contract saying: ‘It is common to include in certain kinds of contracts an express acknowledgement by each of the parties that they have not been induced to . .
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Updated: 12 April 2022; Ref: scu.280254