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Page 71
... shares . It is well known that high tech stocks , such as those listed on the NASDAQ , suffered a significant loss of value in early 2001. This was compounded for the estate in this case because the shares held by the deceased had been ...
... shares . It is well known that high tech stocks , such as those listed on the NASDAQ , suffered a significant loss of value in early 2001. This was compounded for the estate in this case because the shares held by the deceased had been ...
Page 114
... shares . It is equally consistent with its economic interest under the equity swap . Yet in , paras 183-207 , in support of the finding that there was an arrangement or understanding under s 5 ( 1 ) ( f ) SAA Potter J lists the ...
... shares . It is equally consistent with its economic interest under the equity swap . Yet in , paras 183-207 , in support of the finding that there was an arrangement or understanding under s 5 ( 1 ) ( f ) SAA Potter J lists the ...
Page 451
... shares in Rubicon to Deutsche Bank & USB Warburg . At the same time it entered into matching equity swap contracts in respect of those shares . In July 2002 , all the swap positions were unwound and the Rubicon shares held by the banks ...
... shares in Rubicon to Deutsche Bank & USB Warburg . At the same time it entered into matching equity swap contracts in respect of those shares . In July 2002 , all the swap positions were unwound and the Rubicon shares held by the banks ...
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Reviewing the Arbitration Act 1996 | 34 |
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