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Stewart, Adam and Jaime Stewart McConnell et al v Veira, Hugh Martin, Elizabeth Desnoes, Trevor Patterson and Cheryl Hammersmith Stewart

Probate - Claim by executors to be released - Application by beneficiaries to be added as parties to the claim - Civil Procedure Rules, parts 19.2 (3), 19.3 and 67 - The Trustees, Attorneys and Executors (Accounts and General) Act, S. 9.

Kennedy, Josey-Ann v Operadora Palace Resorts (Ja) Ltd T/A Moon Palace Jamaica Grand

Civil Procedure – Application to enter default judgment; application for court to decline to exercise jurisdiction to hear claim – claim documents sent by registered mail uncollected – Claimant becoming aware that documents were uncollected after request for default judgment but before entry of default judgment – Whether default judgment should be entered – Wasted costs – whether the claimant’s attorney-at-law should pay wasted costs.

Sunday Red LLC (Formerly Taylormade Lifestyle Ventures LLC) v The Registrar of Industrial Property and Puma Se

Trade Mark - Appellant’s response to objection filed out of time – Application to extend time – Trade mark application “deemed” abandoned – Whether decision of Registrar correct- Whether jurisdiction to extend time- Whether distinction between “deemed” and “treated as” within the Act - The Trade Marks Act.

Johnson, Audrey v Massey, Owen and Jermaine Butler

Tort – Negligence – Personal Injury – Motor Vehicle Collision
Tort – Negligence – Breach of Duty of Care – Whether Claimant has proven that the 2nd Defendant Driver Caused Any Part of the Truck to Hit the Claimant.
Civil Practice and Procedure – Pleadings – Particulars of Claim – Rule 8.9A – Whether or not the Claimant’s Amended Particulars of Claim are Supported by the Evidence at Trial.

Ton Rick Enterprises Limited v CSSI Seafood Processing Limited And Clarendon Seafood Limited and Ton Rick Enterprises Limited

Contract – Bailment – Goods requiring special care - Duty of bailee - Whether duty delegable to third party - Whether bailee took reasonable care when loading container – Whether bailee took reasonable care to ensure container maintained or was capable of maintaining required temperature - Container owned by a third party - Whether container defective - Whether bailee liable - Whether sums due and owing to Ancillary Claimant.

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