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Mints v National Bank Trust – Sanctioned parties as claimants and the vexed question of “ownership and control” under the Russia Sanctions Regulations

Mints v National Bank Trust – Sanctioned parties as claimants and the vexed question of “ownership and control” under the Russia Sanctions Regulations

Update: 2024-02-09
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Commercial Insights Webinar Series - Mints v National Bank Trust – Sanctioned parties as claimants and the vexed question of “ownership and control” under the Russia Sanctions Regulations - Presented by Shantanu Majumdar KC and Chloe Shuffrey.

In this webinar Shantanu and Chloe discuss:

Litigation

- What does Mints actually decide about the rights of designated parties in English litigation?
- What are the practical implications for the conduct of litigation and on recognition and enforcement here and overseas?

Ownership and/or Control by a designated person

- ​How does Regulation 7(4) apply in the light of Mints, subsequent FCDO/OFSI guidance and the decision of the High Court in Litasco v Der Mond Oil?
​- What are your due diligence obligations when faced with a company which might be controlled by a designated person?

Recorded on Tuesday, 30th January 2024.

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Mints v National Bank Trust – Sanctioned parties as claimants and the vexed question of “ownership and control” under the Russia Sanctions Regulations

Mints v National Bank Trust – Sanctioned parties as claimants and the vexed question of “ownership and control” under the Russia Sanctions Regulations

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