“…ustifying his claim to wind it up. Deadlock is an example of a situation where it can be just and equitable to order a winding up: In re Yenidje Tobacco Co. Ltd[1916] 2 Ch 426, discussed by Lord Wilberforce in Westbourne Galleries at p.376. However, as Floyd LJ pointed out in the earlier decision of this court at [64], a simple break…”
“… minority and majority is not sufficient to invoke the ground, absent a deadlock between equal shareholders of the kind dealt with in Re Yenidje Tobacco Co Ltd [1916] 2 Ch. 426. In the present case there is no such deadlock, as Michael is in the minority at either shareholder or board level in each of the companies apart from Quatford…”
“…tnership cases, supported by Lord Lindley in his own edition of his work on Partnership which was quoted by Lord Cozens-Hardy MR in Re Yenidje Tobacco Co. Ltd. [1916] 2 Ch. 426 at 430. Lord Lindley wrote:…”