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Court of Appeal upholds the High Court's decision that a Settlement Agreement between shareholders constituted a full and final settlement of all claims, including specific entitlements under previous company resolutions, finding no error in principle and no injustice caused by the interpretation of the Settlement Agreement, which included the release of entitlements to payments under the disputed resolutions.
Settlement Agreement - shareholder dispute - full and final settlement - claims - entitlements - company resolutions - Court of Appeal - High Court - enforcement - interpretation - procedural issue - substantive issue - compromise - release - financial statements - valuation reports - expert evidence - costs.
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