The Hon. Miss Justice Cresencia Brown Beckford

Injunctions - Freezing Order – Whether a real risk of dissipation has been established - Whether Search is to be permitted of computer images containing trade secrets and confidential business records by a competitor – Preservation Order – Anton Piller Order – Failure to make full disclosure.

Application to strike out – CPR rule 26.3(1) - Application for Summary Judgment - CPR rule 15.2 - Privity of Contract – Subsidiary company – whether separate from parent company – Forum Non Conveniens – Exclusive jurisdiction clause in contract

Injunctions - Part 17 of the CPR - Procedural Irregularity - Failure to Comply with CPR rule 8.8(2)(a) - CPR rule 26.9 - Res judicata - Estoppel

Contract for fee sharing between Attorneys - Whether mere referral - Breach of Canon IV (g) of the Legal Profession (Canons of Professional Ethics) Rules - Whether contract is unenforceable by reason of public policy – Attorneys’ fees in the administration of estate

Property (Rights of Spouses) Act - Division of Matrimonial Property - Family Home - Whether property owned by one spouse and other persons can be the family home or is other property under PROSA - Claim to interest in Company

Civil procedure - Application for recusal - Whether judge disqualified by reason of conflict of interest - Apparent bias.

Civil Procedure application to set aside default Cost Certificate - Rule 65.22 of the
Civil Procedure Rules - Whether good reason exists for application to be set aside

Debt - Order for sale of land – Objection to sale

Statutory Duty – Extent of duty to maintain – Whether limited to repairs of existing system – Whether includes replacement of obsolete system – Breach of Statutory Duty – Defence of necessity

Constitutional Relief- Heads of Agreement – Whether binding contract – Whether legitimate expectation – Whether jurisdiction to grant declaratory relief if claim not contested – Whether breach waived – Whether mandatory order possible – Whether award of damages appropriate- Observations on the nature of declaratory relief