McKenzie, Reginald v Box, William
Negligence – Motor vehicle colliding with pedal cyclist - Issues of Fact – Whether Condition of road caused accident - Whether Defendant breached duty of care to Claimant.
Lexton Limited v RBTT Bank Jamaica Limited (Removed as Party on November 10, 2009), FINSAC Limited, Dennis Joslin Jamaica Inc. and Jamaica Redevelopment Foundation Inc.
Detinue - Equitable mortgage - Deposit of title deeds - Agency - Actual or ostensible authority.
Ferguson, Seymour v Ameco Caribbean Inc., and Dixon, Keeble
Civil Practice – Application to set judgment aside – Burden on Applicant –– Information necessary to assess whether application made as soon as “reasonably practicable” and whether explanation is a “good” one - Observations on administrative error as a reason.
Clarke, Avia v Wilson, Branford
Negligence - Motor vehicle accident – Defendant denied his vehicle involved – Licence number recorded in mobile telephone – Telephone not produced - Police investigation – Burden of proof - Damages – Wwhiplash injury.
Sunshine Pump & Supply Ltd. v Island Concrete Co. Ltd.
Contract – Whether Defendant negligently supplied poured and finished concrete surface- Whether pour was done against defendant’s advice- Whether Claimant to blame for condition of pour- Evidence – Witness unable to read – Witness statement was not read over to him before it was signed - Whether witness to be allowed to give oral evidence in chief.
Gallimore, Egbert v Thomas, Junior Andre and Robinson, Leaburn
Negligence – Motor vehicle accident – Vicarious liability – Whether 1st Defendant’s actions within the course of employment – Car keys handed to 1st Defendant by 2nd Defendant - Frolic- Whether 2nd Defendant liable – Damages - Whiplash.
Mitchell, Paula (By next friend Daphne Reid) v Global Laboratories and Health Services Limited
Assessment of Damages - Endocrinology test – Misdiagnosis due to erroneous results – Anxiety - Damages.
Brown, Patrice v Kingston Wharves Limited and the Attorney General of Jamaica
Assessment of Damages - Heavy object falling, injury to knee - Whether loss of earning capacity payable although Claimant in the Public Service – General Damages
Moore, Maurisha v Hutton, Devon
Negligence – Identification – Burden of proof on claimant
Henry, Constantine v Carter, Austin and E. Phihl & Sons A. S. Limited
Tort – Negligence – Trench left uncovered and unmarked on roadway – Whether injury reasonably foreseeable – unless order- whether party in breach for failing to file a witness statement if they intend to call no witness – Damages.
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