Bruno Wang

A recent decision of the BVI Commercial Court highlights the importance of presenting cases fairly and with full and frank disclosure, and the consequences that may follow when these obligations are not met.  Ex parte orders may be discharged and, in cases where the failures are not innocent, they may not be re-granted.

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A recent decision of the BVI Commercial Court highlights the importance of presenting cases fairly and with full and frank disclosure, and the consequences that may follow when these obligations are not met.  Ex parte orders may be discharged and, in cases where the failures are not innocent, they may not be re-granted.

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OCCRP and Le Monde reported that James Soong Chu-yu, a senior Taiwanese political figure, held a Credit Suisse account that was unknown to French, Swiss and Taiwanese authorities investigating the Lafayette frigate corruption scandal.

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A recent decision of the BVI Commercial Court highlights the importance of presenting cases fairly and with full and frank disclosure, and the consequences that may follow when these obligations are not met.  Ex parte orders may be discharged and, in cases where the failures are not innocent, they may not be re-granted.

On 19…[Read more]

OCCRP and Le Monde reported that James Soong Chu-yu, a senior Taiwanese political figure, held a Credit Suisse account that was unknown to French, Swiss and Taiwanese authorities investigating the Lafayette frigate corruption scandal.

Original…[Read more]