The Hon. Mr. Justice Bryan Sykes

Property (rights odf spouses) act - Division of property - whether house was wholly owned by one or both spouses - meaning of wholly owned 

FIDUCIARY DUTY – BREACH OF FIDUCIARY DUTY - MISFEASANCE IN PUBLIC OFFICE – CONSPIRACY TO INJURE - CAUSATION

 Application for judicial review – Rehearing by decision maker of previous decision – Breach of duty of fairness – What fairness demands when there is a rehearing - Legitimate expectation – Whether damages can be awarded for unlawful administrative action.

Extradition – proceedings before magistrate – Duty of magistrate – Test for committal – Whether magistrate obliged to conduct meaningful judicial proceedings – Need for proceedings to be conducted fairly – Whether arrest in good faith - Extradition – Delay in making request – Meaning of unjust or oppressive – Habeas corpus application – Review of order for committal – Role of the reviewing court – Whether to discharge from custody.

Whether agreement made - What were terms of agreements - Whether there was  gurantee of debt or joint primary liability - Whether agreement within section 4 of the Statute Of Frauds 

Interpretation of will - Whether wife had life interest - Whether subsequent devise void for repugnancy - Section 23 of the Wills Act.

Judicial review - Renewal of application - Test for leave to apply for judicial review  -  Delay in applying for judicial review  - Whether remedy would be granted even if application for leave to apply judicial review granted - Whether criminal process provides adequate means of redress - Whether applicant should be granted if criminal process provides adequate remedy - Contractor General Act - Sections 4, 15, 18, 29 of the Act - Parts 26, 56 and 73 of Civil Procedure Rules - Whether application in time - Whether court has power to extend time to renew application.

Application for extension of time to apply under section 13(2) of The Property (Rights of Spouses) Act - Factors to be taken into account.

Marc Jones for the appellant instructed by Henlin Gibson Henlin

Harold Brady for the respondent instructed by Brady and Co

Negligence - Vicarious liability - Whether act of employee sufficiently connected to employee's duties to make employer liable - Breach of duty to provide safe system of work.