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Currencies Direct Ltd v Ellis: QBD 19 Oct 2001

The fact that a loan to a director was unlawful did not prevent a company seeking to recover or enforce the loan. A transaction made in contravention of section 330 was voidable at the instance of the company. The implication of section 341 was that public policy did not prevent a company from recovering a loan to a director.

Judges:

Mr Justice Gage

Citations:

Times 27-Nov-2001

Statutes:

Companies Act 1985 330(2)(a) 340 341 342

Cited by:

Appeal fromCurrencies Direct Limited v Ellis CA 31-May-2002
The claimant company appealed against an order declining to order repayment of sums they claimed to be due from the defendant, a former director of the company. They said the payments were repayable loans, and he said that they had been been . .
CitedStack v AJAT-Tec Ltd EAT 8-Jul-2011
EAT JURISDICTIONAL POINTS – Worker, employee or neither
Employment Judge wrongly held that claimant could not as a matter of law be party to a contract, either of service or for services, in circumstances . .
See AlsoEllis v Currencies Direct Ltd EAT 12-Nov-2002
EAT Unfair Dismissal – Jurisdiction. . .
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Updated: 08 May 2022; Ref: scu.166879

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