The Hon. Mr. Justice David Batts

Interlocutory Injunction  Nuisance – Ryland’s v Fletcher – Riparian Rights- Natural Resources Conservation (Wastewater & Sludge) Regulations 2013- Whether Defendants breach of Regulations entitle Claimant to Injunctive Relief – Whether damages an adequate remedy – Balance of convenience

Application for Interlocutory Injunction - Company shares equally owned - Claim by Company against one of the two shareholders - Whether action properly constituted - Balance of convenience.

Mortgagee’s Power of Sale—Whether Limitation of Actions Act a bar- Whether Liability acknowledged

Tort – False Imprisonment – Constitutional Breach – Defamation – Arrest – Search and Seizure – Whether reasonable and probable Cause – Injury to business - Whether S. 33 applicable to defamation – Whether warrant under Unlawful Possession of Property Act valid.

Negligence – Vicarious liability – Whether employer liable when employee, to the knowledge of the Claimant, is on a frolic of his own

Registration (Births and Death Act – Application to amend Register – Applicant is child’s biological father – Whether Court has jurisdiction to Amend Register – Registrar not a party to the proceeding.

Property (Rights of Spouses) Act – Matrimonial home acquired prior to marriage by one spouse – Whether husband entitled to 50% - Delay in making application – Separation but no dissolution of marriage – Whether time is to be extended.

Injunction - Copyright – Sections 53 and 54 of Copyright Act – Whether Defendants use of copyrighted material is lawful – Whether Fair Dealing exception applies – Interlocutory Injunction – Test where Interim Injunction gives entire remedy.

Preliminary Ruling-Evidence - Whether computer generated evidence admissible - Whether business records admissible - Sections 31 DEFG&H of Evidence Act - Whether necessary to call person who input the data onto computer system – Meaning of “Subject To”.

Tresspass to the person- shooting by police – Whether malicious and or without reasonable and probable cause – Whether negligence has to be specifically pleaded.