The Hon. Mrs. Justice Simone Wolfe-Reece

Negligence - Motor vehicle collison - Personal injuries - Liability - Road Traffic
Act - Fatal Accidents Act – Law Reform (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act

Employer's liablity insurance policy - Privity of contract - Whether third party may recover judgment from insurer

Consent order - Application to set aside consent order - Part 23 of the Civil Procedure Rules -  Mental Healt Act S. 2

Application for Certiorari - Labour Relations and Industrial Disputes Act Sections
12(4)(C), 12(15)(c), 12(10) & 20 - Scope and Function of The Industrial Disputes
Tribunal - Function of the Court in reviewing awards of The Industrial Disputes
Tribunal. - Whether The Industrial Disputes Tribunal acted Outside of the scope of
its jurisdiction

Judicial review - Revocation of firearm user's licence by Firearm Licensing Authority - Revocation upheld by Minister - At what stage under the Firearm Act does a party have a right to be heard - Procedural impropriety - Illegality - Whether ther Minister is bound to accept the recommendation of the Tribunal.

Medical practitioner - Breach of duty of confidentiality -  Public interest – Doctor's duty to patient and to public - Breach of constitutional right to privacy - Damages for breach of duty of confidence - False imprisonment - Defamation.

Breach of contract for sale of land - Whether previous oral contract forms part of the agreement for sale of land - Mesne profits - Apportionment of outgoings - Statute of Fraud S. 4

Application for extension of time to apply for leave for judicial review - Delay - Whether good eason shown

LAND LAW - Partition Act - Application for sale of property - Joint Tenants-Presumption of Trust

Freezing Order - Good arguable case - Real risk of party dissipating assets - Where there is hardship on the defendant his legitimate interests must prevail over that of
the claimant - Court’s objective is to obtain just results - Serious issue to be tried - Adequacy of damages - Balance of convenience- Accounting by Executor - Court must not act in vain