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Bishopsgate Investment Management Ltd v Maxwell (No 2)
''Bishopsgate Investment Management Ltd v Maxwell (No 2)'' () BCLC 814 is a UK company law case concerning a director's duty to act for proper purposes of the company. This case is an example of what would now be CA 2006 s 173.
==Facts==
Robert Maxwell, who controlled Maxwell Group plc and bought the Daily Mirror in 1984, fell off his yacht in the Canary Islands on 5 November 1991. It transpired he had used the company pension funds to fund his own lifestyle. Ian Maxwell was Robert’s son and a director of Bishopsgate Investment Management Ltd, which was meant to be safeguarding the company pension plans. He had signed share transfers from Bishopsgate to Maxwell Group plc for no consideration. The shares had been held on trust for a number of pension schemes. The liquidators of Bishopsgate sued Ian Maxwell to compensate for the value of the shares, on the basis that it was an improper use of the company's property.
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