أسئلة وأجوبة
Liability of a partner for breaching loan agreement and loss of profits
Q1- A loan agreement was signed between P1 and P2 for a fund to be put in a trading as a favour from P2 to P1. P2 changed his mind and did not release the fund.
Trading proceeded with another fund and the return during the agreed period was substantial.
Is P2 liable to P1 for the earnings which could have been realized?
Q2- A trading fund was in operation based on an agreement between P1 and P2. P1 owed P2 $X to be paid over 18 months. P1 funded the P2 account for the entire loan plus interest.
P2 allowed P1 to trade with the fund as long as the loan liability is covered and loan payment is paid from proceeds, it was agreed that additional profit over the loan payments can be withdrawn by P1.
P2 had full control over the funds but not the trading. P2 changed his mind and added 20% buffer to remain in the account as added security. The trading hit a downturn and fund got liquidated.
Is P2 liable for the loss of the 20% additional buffer which he required to keep in the trading fund?
ومع ذلك فسنحتاج إلى مراجعة اتفاقية القرض حتى نقدم لك مشورة أكثر تحديدًا.
السؤال الثاني ) فيما يتعلق بسؤالك الثاني، سنحتاج إلى مراجعة تسلسل الأحداث بمزيد من التفاصيل، وبالتحديد التحقيق في السبب الأهم الذي أدى لخسارة التداول قبل الادعاء بأن الشريك الثاني كان مسؤولًا عن التصفية.
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