References: (2000) 2 BCLC 321
Coram: Jonathan Parker J
cw The petitioners’ case was that they had a legitimate expectation that the company’s business would be sold, either by virtue of an agreement to that effect or at their request, was not made out on the facts.
This case is cited by:
- Approved – Anderson -v- Hogg IHCS (Times 22-Jan-02, ScotC)
The appellant sought an order under the section for repayment to the company of sums paid to a director by way of extra redundancy payments. He said the payments were improper. His application had been refused, in part because he had not chosen the . .