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The go-to health-care clinic for many of the biggest movers and shakers in Ottawa’s business community has been sold to a B.C.-based firm backed by one of the world’s richest men.
ExecHealth, a private clinic launched in 2005 by local entrepreneur Sanjay Shah, was officially acquired this week by Vancouver’s WELL Health Technologies in a cash-and-share deal worth up to $12.6 million if the Ottawa firm hits certain earnings targets.
Shah told OBJ on Tuesday that the offer from WELL “came out of the blue” after another clinic owner introduced him to the B.C. firm’s executive team.
A London judge has dismissed Denmark's £1.5 billion ($2.1 billion) dividend tax fraud case against British hedge fund trader Sanjay Shah and others, ruling on Tuesday that the claims are barred because foreign countries are not allowed to enforce their laws in English courts.
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Denmark s £1.5B Cum-Ex Tax Fraud Suit Blocked In UK
Law360, London (April 27, 2021, 10:56 AM BST) A London judge has dismissed Denmark s £1.5 billion ($2.1 billion) dividend tax fraud case against British hedge fund trader Sanjay Shah and others, ruling on Tuesday that the claims are barred because foreign countries are not allowed to enforce their laws in English courts.
The High Court has said that Denmark s £1.5 billion ($2.1 billion) claim that the country was cheated out of taxes falls outside the jurisdiction of the English courts. (iStock) The dividend tax fraud claim falls outside the jurisdiction of England s High Court, Judge Andrew Baker said. Denmark s tax department had argued that it was cheated out of reimbursed.