Property (Rights of Spouses) Act – Claimant’s entitlement to an interest in properties other than ‘family home’ – Claimant’s monetary and non-monetary contributions to the acquisition, conservation or improvement of the said properties – Section 14 of the Property (Rights of Spouses) Act

Damages- nuisance-negligence- trespass- Flood Water Act- aggravated damagescommercial interest-special costs certificate-indemnity costs

Judicial Review – Application for leave– Arguable ground having a realistic prospect of success – Considerations by court – Part 56 Civil Procedure Rules, Part 56

Application to set aside judgment entered in default of acknowledgment of service – what is proper service of registered article on a company – whether judgment entered irregularly – whether court ought to set aside judgment as of right or apply provisions of rule 13.3 Civil Procedure Code – section 52 Interpretation Act

Application to extend time to file claim under s.13 of the PROSA - Four considerations - Balance of prejudice - Limitation defence is a procedural but complete defence -Timing of application is very significant - There is to be equality of arms - Severe prejudice to be suffered by the defendant - Non-interference by the court with the terms agreed in a consent order as they are final and binding - Preserving status quo as regards first option to purchase family home - Acts of maintenance and upkeep deemed the alternative to the rent owed to the defendant by the claimant - Claimant derives a

INSOLVENCY – CONVERTIBLE DEBENTURE – APPOINTMENT OF JOINT RECEIVER – MANAGERS BY DEBENTURE HOLDER – DUTY OF RECEIVER – MANAGERS TO THE DEBENTURE HOLDER IN THE EXERCISE OF THE POWER OF SALE UNDER THE CONVERTIBLE DEBENTURE – WHETHER RECEIVER – MANAGERS IN BREACH OF DUTY – TERMINATION BY THE DEBENTURE HOLDER OF THE RECEIVER – MANAGERS AT THE POINT OF THEIR EXERCISING THEIR POWER OF SALE – WHETHER ANY BASIS EXIST UPON WHICH RECEIVER – MANAGERS MAY REFUSE TO ACCEPT TERMINATION – DUTY OF DEBENTURE HOLDER – WHETHER DEBENTURE HOLDER IN BREACH OF DUTY – WHETHER A COURT OF EQUITY CAN INVALIDATE THE T

DAMAGES- ASSESSMENT OF – PERSONAL INJURY

CIVIL PROCEDURE  APPLICATION TO SET ASIDE JUDGMENT

TRIAL – FAMILY LAW - DIVISION OF PROPERTY POST-SEPARATION – EQUITY – INAPPLICABILITY OF PROPERTY (RIGHTS OF SPOUSES) ACT – PRESUMPTION ARISING FROM HAVING NAME ON TITLE - ALLEGED POOLING OF PARTIES’ FUNDS – NO EVIDENCE OF CHILDRENS’ DATES OF BIRTH – INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE OF THE PARTIES AS TO MAINTENANCE OF CHILDREN – BURDEN OF PROOF – WHETHER LIMITATION OF ACTIONS ACT IS APPLICABLE