The Hon. Mr. Justice Bryan Sykes

ASSESSMENT OF DAMAGES - APPLICATION FOR ADJOURNMENT -

SECTION 310 (d) OF THE EVIOENCE ACT - LOSS OF FUTURE

EARNINGS - LOSS OF EARNING CAPACITY - COST OF FUTURE

MEDICAL CARE - APPLICAB1U:TY OF MULTIPLIER/MULTIPLICAND

APPROACH TO COST OF FIJTURE MEDICAL CARE - SIZE OF

MULTIPLIER - RULES 10.!5, 10.6 AND 10.7 OF THE CIVIL

PROCEDURE RULES

Without notice freezing order - Whether it should continue until trial - Inter parties hearing - Risk of dissipation of assets - Absence of evidence from the defendant in the fact of detailed allegations.

Application to extend time by ancillary defendant to file defence – Application to strike out claim against fifth defendant – Statutory trust under Real Estate (Dealers and Developers) Act – Statutory trust - Whether attorney at law liable as accessory.

Application for sale of land under Part 55 of the Civil Procedure Rules - Application to restrain mortgagee from exercising power of sale - Application to restrain mortgagee from proceeds of sale to liquidate debt - Application by interested parties to intervene.

Arrest of vessel – Admiralty jurisdiction of the supreme court – Whether arrest within jurisdiction of court – Application for release of vessel - Security for costs.

Without notice freezing order - Whethr it should continue until trial - Inter partes hearing - Risk of dissipation of assets - Absence of evidence from the defendant in the face of detailed allegations.

Fiduciary duty – Breach of fiduciary duty - Misfeasance in public office – Conspiracy to injure – Causation.

Costs – Rule 64.6 of the civil procedure rules – Whether costs should be reduced – Whether court should reduce costs on issue-based method.

Constitutionality of legislation – Whether section 21 of Independent Commission of Investigation Act breaches constitution – Test for unconstitutionality – New Charter of Rights and Freedoms – Whether new test needed – Right against self incrimination – Right to silence.

Interlocutory injunction - Statutory interpretation - Whether serious issue to be tired - Whether statue prevents defendant from recovering arrears - restituition - Change of position