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Unfair prejudice petitions – Its not personal
Briefing
13 January 2022
2 MIN READ
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In a recent judgment, the Court of Appeal has confirmed that, for personal actions to be pleaded in support of an unfair prejudice petition, there must be a causal link between these actions and the company’s affairs. The judgment, from England and Wales’s second highest court, provides important guidance to potential claimants on the scope of unfair prejudice petitions
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