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J v K
CTFIC0064/2025
Neutral Citation
[2026] QIC (A) 15
Date
21 October 2026
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Judges
The Rt. Hon. The Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd
Sir William Blair
Dr Hassan Al Sayed
Summary

The QFC Appellate Court refused a company’s application to appeal a jurisdiction ruling and ordered it to pay costs. A German bank in liquidation sued the QFC company over alleged unlawful share transfers. The company argued that article 133 of the QFC Companies Regulations, as secondary legislation, could not confer jurisdiction beyond the QFC Law. The Court affirmed jurisdiction, discussing the legislature’s intention to establish a comprehensive QFC legal regime. Separately, the First Instance Court had found a material misrepresentation and declared the share transfer void.
Judges
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The Rt. Hon. The Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd
Wales
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Sir William Blair
England
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Dr Hassan Al Sayed
Qatar
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