Legal Professional Privilege – Common Law fraud exception – Inspection by court.

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.

General Consumption Tax - Whether unregistered person can collect General Consumption Tax.

Damages - Assessment - False Imprisonment - Assault and Battery - Principles governing the award of Aggravated, Exemplary and Vindicatory Damages

Civil procedure - Application to set aside order permitting service out of jurisdiction - Application to set aside service of statement of case - Application to strile out claimant's statement of case - Rules 7.3, 7.5(5). 7.7. 8.16, 9.1, 9.2, 9,3, 9.6, 11.15, 11.16(3), 26.9 of the Civil Procedure Rules.

Adoption - Appeal from decision of Adoption Boad - Whether in the best interest of chld that she be adopted - Adoption licence - Sections 2,3,6,7,9,10,23,24 of Children (Adoption of) Act

Breach of Contract of Employment – Wrongful dismissal - Whether lay-off amounted to a dismissal - Defamation of Character -  Whether  Defendant’s conduct amounted to defamation - Damages

Occupier’s Liability – Negligence - Contributory negligence - Apportionment of liability – Quantum of damages

Judicial Review – Application for leave to apply for Judicial Review – Breach of Natural Justice – Fair Hearing – Remedies – Mandamus – Reinstatement of Probationary Officer – Usurpation of Statutory Authority – Sparing exercise of Court’s discretion to reinstate – Conflict of evidence between Parties - Public interest element – Mandamus imposed where there is a clear duty and not mere discretion – Promptness of Application for leave – Delay – Whether there is a good reason for Delay – Arguable ground with a Real Prospect of Success.

Assessment of Damages – Award of Costs – Application of Part 64 CPR rule 64.6 – Principles on which costs may be apportioned – Factors which influence discretion to depart from the general rule that the unsuccessful party should pay the costs of the successful party