Tort – Negligence – Personal Injury – Assessment of Damages – Injured party Died Before Assessment of Damages – Principles Involved in Assessing Damages Where Party Dies Before Assessment of Damages – Civil Practice and Procedure – Assessment of Damages – Quantum of Damages – Whether Assessment Should be Substantial Damages or Nominal Damages.

Land Law – Recovery of Possession – Whether or Not the Claimants are Entitled to Recovery of Possession of Property from the Defendant who is a Joint Owner of the Property Equity – Constructive Trust – Whether or not the Defendant Holds the Beneficial Interest in the Property in Trust for the Claimants – Whether or not the Claimants Have Rebutted the Presumption of Joint Legal and Beneficial Ownership in the Property Where Parties are Registered as Joint Tenants on the Registered Title

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW – ASSESSMENT OF DAMAGES FOR UNLAWFUL DETENTION OF 2,504 DAYS – FAILURE OF MACHINERY FOR TIMELY APPELLATE REVIEW – NO RECORD OF APPEAL PRODUCED - CLAIMANT SERVED SIX YEARS EIGHT MONTHS IN EXCESS OF SENTENCE AS A RESULT – DUE PROCESS RIGHTS BREACHED – PRIVY COUNCIL REMITS FOR REHEARING ON SENTENCE – TAPERED RATE – VINDICATORY DAMAGES AWARDED

CONSTITUTIONAL RELIEF  MALICIOUS PROSECUTION  CHAIN OF CUSTODY  NO CASE SUBMISSION UPHELD  PROSECUTION’S CASE MADE OUT ON EVIDENCE  PROPER CASE TO LAY BEFORE THE COURT DESPITE FINDING OF PARISH COURT

NEGLIGENCE - MOTOR CAR COLLIDES WITH BUS MAKING TURN

Civil Procedure - CPR rule 16.2 - Assessment of damages after default judgment CPR rule 26.8 - Rationale for approach and considerations for the court on applications for relief from sanctions

Civil procedure – Application for leave to appeal – Application for stay of execution

Judicial Review - Renewed application for leave to apply for judicial review – Parish Court Judge – Ruling that Order for Indictment properly made – Whether appeal an alternate remedy – Whether ruling intra vires – Whether application has real prospect of success- Award of costs. 

Judicial Review – Whether the correct procedure was followed by the Board and personnel committee of the Merl Grove High School in the dismissal of principal – Whether the members of the personnel committee who presided over the disciplinary hearing were tainted with bias – Whether the members of the committee made prejudicial statements prior to and during the disciplinary hearing that rendered the proceedings unfair and contrary to the principles of natural justice and breach of the claimant’s right to a fair hearing - Whether the decision of the Appeals Tribunal to uphold the decision of

Matrimonial Property - Division of Matrimonial Property - Family Home - Equal Share Rule.