Rhesan Capital Management Limited v First Global Bank Limited
Civil practice and procedure - Interlocutory injunction - Application to restrain the
mortgagee from exercising power of sale under mortgage - Whether mortgagee
acted in bad faith - Whether damages is an adequate remedy - Whether the
applicant is entitled to Injunctions in circumstances of this case.
Regina v Blackwood, Wade
Sentence: Plea – Guilty – Murder (2 counts) – Illegal possession of firearm
Williams, Pauline v Willis, Norman and Estate of Sarah Willis (by duly appointed representative Damian Willis)
Assessment of Damages – Trespass and wrongful use of land – Claim for mesne profits – Claimant seeking restitutionary damages – Claimant seeking sum equivalent to the profits made by the defendants through the use of land – How to quantify the measure of damages.
Franklin, Robert v Walters, Everton and Columbus Communications Limited trading as FLOW
Negligence – Road accident – Pedestrian walking in road – Contributory negligence – Standard of care expected of drivers of motor vehicles and pedestrians walking on roadway – Whether the defendants breached a duty of care owed to the claimant – Whether contributory negligence on the part of the claimant established – Apportionment of liability – Quantum of damages.
Sue, Sharon Denise (Personal Representative of Estate Neville Sue, deceased intestate) v Peart, Vernon Claude
Fraud - Registration of Titles Act - Whether Title obtained by fraud – Whether land sold to Defendant prior to owner’s death - Whether fraudulent declarations made -Whether copy receipt authentic.
Silent-Hyatt, Trudy-Ann v Marley, Rohan and Walters, Jason
Negligence – Motor vehicle accident – 1st Defendant’s Motor truck colliding in back of Claimant’s car – Vicarious liability - Contributory negligence
Damages – Assessment – Pain and suffering and loss of amenities – Pre-existing medical condition – Post traumatic stress disorder – Special damages.
Vernon, Marjorie v Baker, Deputy Superintendent of Police Denva, Gordon, Lieutenant Maxwell et al
Trespass to the person - Negligence - Assault - Alleged shooting by the police and soldier - Innocent bystander - Self defence - Burden of proof as regards self defence
Palmer, Cavelle v Dayes, Mauvelette2
Application by Defendant to prevent attorney at law acting for the Claimant – Attorney at law acted for husband and wife in purchase of property - Husband now deceased - Wife challenging husband’s will which gifts 60% of the property to Claimant – Attorney’s office drafted alleged will - Attorney acting for Claimant in her claim to an interest in the property-Claim relies on husband’s alleged promises and declarations as well as on the alleged will - Whether attorney possessed of confidential information.
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