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Altair Asia: comity sidelined as Cayman court declines to follow Hong Kong ruling

15 Oct 2020
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In a rare example of judicial comity being sidelined in a cross-border insolvency, the Cayman Islands Grand Court has declined to follow an earlier ruling of the High Court of Hong Kong.

Partner Jessica Williams examines the case of Altair Asia.

Read the full article originally published in Global Restructuring Review here.

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Jessica Williams
Partner | Dispute Resolution | Cayman Islands