The Hon. Mr. Justice Kirk Anderson

Tenancy agreement – Periodic tenancy – Notice to quit – Re – entry by landlord onto leased premises – Failure of tenant to end occupation of leased premises – Claim for damages for breach of contract and damages for lost opportunity – whether there was a breach of contract by the parties – Failure by claimant to comply with terms of lease – Failure by defendant to comply with terms of lease – Proof of special damages

Caution – Testator who suffered from defective eyesight or is blind - Attesting witnesses’ evidence – Burden of proof – Presumption of due execution of will – Need to prove that testator knew and approved of contents of will

Breach of statutory duty - Occupiers liability – Negligence -  Contract - Slip and fall on wet stairway at hotel resort – Whether wet stairway constituted an unusual danger – Definition of occupier - Whether defendants. were joint occupiers of hotel resport - Res Ipsa Loquitur

Damages for detinue or conversion  - Negligence - Need for claimant to prove unqualified demand for return of item alledgedly unlawfully detained – Burden of proof of 'positive defence' - Burden of proof as regards issue of mitigation of damages.

Negligence - Traffic accident - Two vehicles approaching separate sstop signs at separate intersections - Claim for damages for negligence - Ancillary claim for damages for negligence - Duty of driver when vehicle being driven by that driver has right of way - Countercliam and ancillary claim - Whether countercliam and ancillary claim should both be comprised in a single Court document. 

Application for summary judgment - Registration (Strata Titles) Act - Whether claim should have been instituted against strata corporation rather than the 1st. defendant - Legal approach to be adopted by court in respect of summary judgment applications - Whether strata plan was a duly regsitered strata corporation.

Breach of contract - False imprisonment - Malicious prosecution - Claims for damages for false imprisonment and malicious prosecution instituted against civilian complainant

False imprisonment – Malicious prosecution  – Whether claimant can be held liable as a private individual who neither arrested, imprisoned criminally charged nor directly prosecuted the claimant – Application to strike out claimant's statement of case.

Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) , R. 27.8 (4) – Interpretation – Need for compliance with Case Managment timetables – Importance of attendance of party at Case Management Conference – Exercise of Court's discretion.

Application to set aside default judgment - Pre-eminent consideration is whether affidavit evidence of applicant and disclosed a defence a defence which has a realistic prospect of success