STRAUSS LOGISTICS LIMITED (UK) versus BP & SHELL MARKETING SERVICES (PRIVATE) LIMITED and SHELL ZIMBABWE (PRIVATE) LIMITED and BP ZIMBABWE (PRIVATE) LIMITED
InterdictArbitrationShare SaleCorporate VeilPrima Facie Right
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InterdictArbitrationShare SaleCorporate Veil
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Case Summary
Key Issues
{"issue_text":"Whether the applicant established a prima facie right to interdictory relief","issue_type":"law","dispositive":"yes","related_facts":"Intended share sale, applicant's claim against first respondent only"}
{"issue_text":"Whether the intended sale included first respondent's shares or assets","issue_type":"fact","dispositive":"no","related_facts":"Draft Share Purchase Agreement terms, offer letter contents"}
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Background
The applicant, a UK company, sought an interdict to prevent the sale of shares in three Zimbabwean respondent companies pending arbitration of a fuel supply dispute. The dispute involved approximately 19.5 million litres of fuel valued at US$20 million. BP Africa and Shell Petroleum intended to sell their shares in the second and third respondents.
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