The Hon. Mr. Justice Kissock Laing

Murder, Death, Sentences, Section 29 of the Juvenile’s Act, Detention at Her Majesty’s pleasure, Revue, Constitution- Sections 17, 13 and 15.

CIVIL PROCEDURE- Application to set aside default judgment regularly obtained-principles to be applied.

Matrimonial Property – Parties separated – Whether property is the family home - Variation of equal share rule - Factors to be considered- The Property (Rights of Spouses) Act.

Civil Procedure - Effect of failure to file application to pay by instalment form (form 6) with claim form in accordance with CPR 8.16(1)(e) - Whether this is a defect which may be cured – Whether re-serving claim form with application to pay by instalment is a method by which defect may be cured - Whether such re-service of claim form must be within 12 months life of the claim form - Whether an extension of time within which to serve claim form may be made more than 12 months after the claim form was issued

Civil Procedure - Application to strike out claim - Principles to be applied - Whether there is a reasonable ground for seeking a declaration that mortgagee was negligent.

Civil Procedure - Application to strike out claim - Principles to be applied - Whether there is a reasonable ground for seeking a declaration that Mortgagee was negligent.

Injunction - Principles to be applied - balance of convenience - Applicant registered legal owner - person against whom injunction is sought is a second mortgagee with no current right to possession or occupation

Trusts - Constructive Trusts - Creation of trust - Whether an alleged declaration made by the deceased created a beneficial interest by the Claimant acting to her detriment.
Evidence - Whether an alleged declaration by the deceased is an admissible as an exception to the hearsay rule as being a declaration against pecuniary interest

Injunction  Principles for grant -  Contracts - Whether ‘month to month’ contract terminable by one month’s notice

Trespass to land - Irregularly issued warrant -  Whether person on whose behalf a warrant of possession was issued or bailiff can be liable in trespass Negligence - Whether Clerk of Court can be liable in negligence or otherwise for irregularly issued warrant - Whether the Attorney General can be liable for the action of a Clerk of Court in issuing an irregular warrant - Whether breach of a consent order without more is a cause of action.