Civil Procedure - Executors not parties to proceedings - Whether relief in the nature of administration claims can be sought and granted if pursued by way of Notice of Application for Court Orders in existing proceedings concerning the estate to be administered by executors.
Interpretation - Section 13(2) of the Trustees, Attorneys and Executors (Accounts and General) Act.

Sentencing after trial- Section 20 1(b) of the Firearms Act- Illegal possession of firearm- Illegal possession of ammunition

Motor vehicle accident - Negligence - Breach of duty of care - Assessment of damages - Special damages - Medical expenses - Whether the claimant is entitled to claim portion of expenses paid by his Health Insurance - Future medical expenses - No mention of this item in the particulars of claim or the claimant’s evidence - First time it is mentioned is in the supplemental submissions - Whether the Claimant is entitled to an award - General damages - Pain and suffering and loss of amenities - Handicap on the labour market.

Expert Evidence - Part 32 of the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) - Whether questions posed to expert clarifies a report- Part 26 of the CPR- Case Management Powers

Judicial review – Application for leave to apply for judicial review – Threshold test: Whether the applicant has an arguable case for judicial review with a realistic prospect of success - Doctrine of ultra vires – Whether statutory authority acted ultra vires – Principles of illegality and irrationality – Whether statutory authority acted illegally and irrationally - Duty to give reasons – Whether the decision of the statutory authority should be set aside for failure to give reasons

Amendments to Fixed Date Claim Form after Case Management Conference – Civil Procedure Rules 20.4 and 1.1 – New Cause of Action – Constitutional Claims – Charter of Rights 13(3)(h) – Whether Charter of Rights applies to Companies – Section 9 of Natural Conservation Authority Act – section 2(2) of the Natural -
Resources (Prescribe Areas) (Prohibition of Categories of Enterprise, Construction and Development) Order, 1996.

Factors to consider in the division of matrimonial property other than the family home - Whether the Court should grant relief where the Claimant has abandoned her claim -The Maintenance Act – Claim for maintenance made against a Company

Application to set aside default judgment – Whether the defendant was served with originating documentations – Default judgment allegedly irregularly entered – When did the defendant became aware of the default judgment – Whether the application was made as soon as was reasonably practicable after finding out about the default judgment – Whether the proposed defence has a realistic prospect of success

Negligence – Duty of care - Motor vehicle accident – Passenger injuries