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Cayman: Shareholders can bring Claim against Company due to ‘improper’ Exercise of Power

Privy Council Clarifies Cayman Islands Law On Shareholder Standing To Bring Personal Claims Against A Company Alleging That Shares Were Allotted For An Improper Purpose | Appleby
The Privy Council confirms shareholders have a personal claim against a company for improper exercises of power | Ogier
Tianrui (International) Holding Company Ltd v China Shanshui Cement Group Ltd (Cayman Islands) [2024] UKPC 36 (14 November 2024)

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