Whether claimant may mount successful challenge to validity of registered title in name of defendands - Conduct which may amount to fraud in relation to grant of registered title - Whether claimant can establish title to the said land by reason of adverse possession - Turn of the evidence necessary for the claimant to establish adverse possession and the appropriate time.

Whether interim injunction granted ex parte should be extended - Whether material non-disclosure - Whether serious issue to be tried - Discretion of court to grant new injunction or vary one previously given.

Claim for assault and battery - Malicious Prosecution - Complaint made to police constable - Defendant constable also responsible for function out of which complaint arose - Whether inference of malice 'collateral purpose' may be drawn.

Revenue law - Taxpayer submitting returns and audited accounts and the tax computation showing tax due but not paying in mistaken belief that it was an approved agricultural enterprise - Revenue raises assessment based upon accounts submitted - Taxpayer reports to submit new un-audited accounts and returne - Rejected by Commissioner - Previous assessment subject of decision by Commissioner Taxyaper Audit and Assessment confirmed on appeal to Commissioner Taxpayer Appeals - Whether Commissioner wrond in law - Whether assessment valid - Whether assessment and decison in breach of Assessment p

Maintenance Act, sections 6, 8, 18; Application for

maintenance of wife and major child; whether

maintenance may be ordered for major child

attending tertiary institution where no order made

before child attained majority

Motor vehicle collision; claimant must establish case on a balance of probabilities;

whether claimant has done so; common sense approach to different versions of how

accident occurred; need for strict proof of special damages; what court may accept

in proof of special damages.

Personal injuries; credibility of witnesses. Soft tissue injury with no

resulting PPD; Award of costs where claimant succeeds against one

set of defendants (3rd and. 4th) and other set of defendantslancillary

claimants (1" and 2"d defendants/lst and znd ancillary claimants) also

succeed against same defendsnts/~a~n' d znda nciiiary defendants.

Part 53 of the CPR - Civil Contempt Proceedings -
Quasi-Criminal nature thereof - Standard of proof
required to establish contempt - Whether
proceedings are Interlocutory - Part 30 of CPR -
admissibility and weight of evidence if hearsay -
submission to jurisdiction by Party.

Claim for equitable interest in real property based on contribution;

whether contribution proven; evidence in support; constructive

trust; proprietary estoppel; whether contribution raised an equity in

contributor; quantification of interest by court.

Defamation; Two defendants having settled, 2"d defendant pleads

Fair Comment; Ingredients of Defence and whether satisfied;

United Kingdom Supreme Court decision in Spiller v Joseph; new

defence in UK of "honest comment"; damages.