RUKHADZE vs RECOVERY PARTNERS GP LTD Fiduciary duty — 2025 SCMR 1764 SUPREME-COURT-OF-UK

Case information

Citation: 2025 SCMR 1764 SUPREME-COURT-OF-UK
Court: Supreme Court of Pakistan
Year: 2025
Reporter: SCMR
Parties: RUKHADZE vs RECOVERY PARTNERS GP LTD Fiduciary duty

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Judgment text as reported

RUKHADZE VS RECOVERY PARTNERS GP LTD Fiduciary duty---Relationship between a company (principal/beneficiary) and its directors (trustees/fiduciaries)---Where defendants (fiduciaries) breaching fiduciary duties by appropriating business opportunity belonging to principal---Duty to account to principal for profits made from breach---Scope---Whether defendants liable to account for profits which would have been made regardless of breach---Whether "but for" test to be applied to account of profits---Principles stated.

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