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Financial Services - From: 1992 To: 1992
This page lists 5 cases, and was prepared on 20 May 2019.
Regina v Panel on Take-overs and Mergers, ex parte Fayed [1992] BCC 524
1992
CA
Neill LJ, Steyn LJ
Litigation Practice, Financial Services
This was a renewed application for leave to apply for judicial review of decisions of the Panel not to adjourn its disciplinary proceedings against Mr Fayed.
1 Citers
Nestle v National Westminster Bank [1992] EWCA Civ 12; [1993] 1 WLR 1260; [1994] 1 All ER 118
6 May 1992
CA
Dillon, Staughton, Leggatt LJJ
Wills and Probate, Financial Services, Negligence
The claimant said that the defendant bank as trustee of her late father's estate had been negligent in its investment of trust assets. Held: The claimant had failed to establish either a breach of trust or any loss flowing from it, though there was not much for the bank to be proud of in its administration of the trusts.
Aministration of Justice Act 1985 50
1 Cites
[ Bailii ]
Securities and Investments Board v Pantell and Others Gazette, 02 September 1992; [1993] Ch. 256
2 Sep 1992
CA
Scott LJ
Financial Services
Order against solicitors in defence of Financial Services proceedings to stand. The powers conferred by s.6(2) and 61(1) were wide and should not be cut down judicially, and the two remedies might overlap. The power found in s.61(1) had two preconditions to be satisfied before it could be exercised, namely (1) a relevant contravention and (2) steps intended to and reasonably capable of remedying that contravention.
Financial Services Act 1986 6(2) 61(1)
1 Citers
Halifax Building Society and Others v Edell and Others; ChD 2-Sep-1992 - Gazette, 02 September 1992
Depositors Protection Board v Dalia and Another Gazette, 18 November 1992
18 Nov 1992
ChD
Contract, Banking, Financial Services
Equitable assignees of deposits in a bank where those deposits were protected under the scheme, were entitled to the compensation which would have been paid to the beneficial owners.
Banking Act 1987 59(1)(a)
1 Citers