Civil Procedure - Application for stay of proceedings - Principles to be applied Mortgage – Whether foreclosure proceedings can be reopened – Whether difference between value of foreclosed property and mortgage debt and/or special value of land to mortgagor sufficient factors.

Mortgage - Foreclosure - Whether notice of foreclosure sent by registered letter
must actually be received by the addressee for the service to be valid
Contract - Formation - Agreement to negotiate - Whether binding contract
Unjust enrichment - Whether proper exercise of right to foreclose can amount to
unjust enrichment

Civil Procedure - Stay of proceedings - Principles to be applied - Exercise of Court’s discretion and balancing of competing interests of the parties - Whether risk of inconsistent judgments can provide a basis for a stay

Arbitration – Award - Bases for disturbing award 
Contract – Construction contract – Value of work done – Whether value of performance bond as stated in bill of quantities is conclusive

Contract – Principles to be applied by employer in making discretionary payment provided for by contract of employment - Whether discretion properly exercised -Whether decision relying on opinion of Auditor General without verifying its accuracy is irrational

Mortgages - Duty of care of Mortgagee in exercising power of sale - Whether reliance can be placed on price achieved at auction - Whether price obtained at auction was due to fault of Mortgagee.

Agency- Requirements - Scope - Whether an employee is authorised to contract with third party bank
Banking - Scope of duty of care owed by bank in encashing cheque made payable to it drawn on a third party bank

Contract – Oral – Terms – Whether contract for the sharing of earnings provided for sharing of retention payments
Evidence – Hearsay rule – Corporate entity - Whether a witness repeating information from a fellow employee as to the terms of an agreement he made offends the hearsay rule

Evidence - Whether requirements in respect of computer generated documents applies equally to information derived from a computer contained in a witness statement which stands as evidence in chief - Evidence Act sections 31E and 31G

Civil Procedure - Acknowledgment of service - Effect of admission contained therein - Effect of failure to apply for withdrawal of admission