Real Assets (RA) Global Opportunity Fund

Judgment regarding "Interlocutory appeal – Appeal against order appointing joint provisional liquidators – Standing – Whether Mr. Wang had standing to apply for the appointment of joint provisional liquidators over RAGOF – Bare trusts – Whether XYZ held the XYZ shares on a bare trust for Mr. Wang – Derivative claims – Whether there were special circumstances entitling Mr. Wang to seek the appointment of joint provisional liquidators over RAGOF on a derivative basis – Abuse of court – Subsequent interlocutory proceedings – Whether a subsequent interlocutory application involving the same parties and same issues runs afoul of the abuse of court principles – Whether the dismissal of Ladd v Marshall applications precludes an applicant from introducing that same evidence in the subsequent interlocutory application - The rule in Hollington v Hewthorn – Whether the rule in Hollington v Hewthorn applies to the reliance on decisions of another court in interlocutory applications" in Floreat Real Estate Limited, described as "a professional fund incorporated in Jersey" v. XYZ, described as "a company registered in England"; Chia Hsing Wang, and Real Assets (RA) Global Opportunity Fund I Ltd., described as a British Virgin Islands entity whose assets include "real property in England known as 'Springs Farm'", at the British Virgin Islands Court of Appeal.

Originating Application in Mahi Lending Services Limited v. Real Assets (RA) Global Opportunity Fund I Ltd. at the British Virgin Islands High Court.

Application by Cosimo Borrelli, as Joint Provisional Liquidator of Global Fixed Income Fund I Limited (in Official Liquidation), Principal Investing Fund I Limited (in Official Liquidation), Long View II Limited (in Official Liquidation), all of the Cayman Islands, and Real Assets (RA) Global Opportunity Fund I Ltd. (in Provisional Liquidation), of the British Virgin Islands, to take discovery from Citibank N.A. and Brown Brothers Harriman for use in legal proceedings in England regarding the alleged "misdeeds of brothers Mutaz Otaibi and Hussam Otaibi, and James Wilcox, and abuse of their roles within the Floreat group of companies", filed at the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.

Claim Form in Chia Hsing Wang, described as a resident of the Cayman Islands v. Real Assets (RA) Global Opportunity Fund I Limited at the British Virgin Islands High Court.