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J v K
CTFIC0064/2025
Neutral Citation
[2026] QIC (F) 77
Date
12 November 2026
Status
Judges
Fritz Brand
Helen Mountfield KC
Hon. James Allsop AC
Summary
The QFC Court clarified the consequences of invalidating a share transfer from L to N for misrepresentation. It ordered K’s membership register and the QFC Public Register to show L holding 5.45 billion shares and N holding 250 million subsequently allotted shares. The later allotment was distinct from the invalidated transfer and made under the director’s authority. The Court found no reason in these proceedings to remove Mr M as second director, refused N’s joinder application, and made no costs order.
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Fritz Brand
South Africa
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Helen Mountfield KC
England
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Hon. James Allsop AC
Australia
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