The Honourable Mr. Justice Dale Staple (Ag.)

Application for Injunction – Application for Declaration of Interest in Property – Whether or not Interim Injunction should be granted – Whether There is a Serious Issue to be Tried – Whether or not the Title of the deceased was extinguished via adverse possession – Sections 4, 9 and 30 of the Limitation of Actions Act. 

Application for Injunction – Breach of Contract – Whether or not Interim Injunction should be granted – Whether There is a Serious Issue to be Tried 

Application for Injunction – Breach of Contract – Whether or not Interim Injunction
should be granted – Whether There is a Serious Issue to be Tried

Application for Injunction – Application for Equity of Redemption etc. – Whether or not Interim Injunction should be extended – Whether the Claim Against the 2nd and 3rd Defendants is frivolous or vexatious.
Application for Discharge of Injunction – Application for Equity of Redemption –
Whether the Claim is Frivolous or Vexatious – Whether injunction should be
discharged.

Tort - Malicious prosecution - Whether or not investigating officer had reasonable and or probable cause to prosecute. 

Judicature (Supreme Court) Act - Part 48 Civil Procedure Rules - Registration of Titles Act - What is charging order - Application for an order for sale of land - Whether final charging order should be discharged - Whether beneficial interest in property was transferred prior to the granting of the provisional charging order. 

Matrimonial Causes Act – Wife’s application to vary order for spousal
Maintenance – Husband’s application to discharge order for spousal maintenance
– Considerations for applications to vary and/or discharge an order for spousal
maintenance made prior to the Maintenance Act under the Matrimonial Causes Act
– Whether court should vary or discharge the order for maintenance

Application for Injunction – Breach of Contract – Whether or not Interim Injunction
should be extended – Whether Balance of Convenience is in Favour of the
Claimant.
Application for Discharge of Injunction – Breach of Contract – Whether the Claim
is Frivolous or Vexatious – Whether or not Balance of Convenience is in favour of
the Defendant to justify discharge of injunction – Whether injunction should be
discharged.

Civil practice and procedure - Application to register foreign order - Whether order from Florida Court capable of registration under the Judgments (Foreign) (Reciprocal Enforcement) Act - Application to enforce disclosure order of a Foreign Court - Whether or not interim disclosure order from a Florida Court capable of enforcement in Jamaica at common law - Application to register foreign order - Proper procedure to utilise to initiate application - Whether fixed date claim form to be used or application for Court Order in Form 7

Restrictive Covenant – Part 26 Civil Procedure Rule- Rule 26.1(v) – Notice to Parties
of the Court’s intention to make orders of its own volition at a hearing – Breach
specific modification – Inordinate delay – Explanation of delay – The question of
prejudice