The Hon. Mrs. Andrea Pettigrew-Collins

Constitution of Jamaica – Charter of Fundamental Rights and Freedoms
(Constitutional Amendment) Act- Sections 13(3)(e) and (h) – Whether the decisions
of the Office of Utilities Regulation and the Spectrum Management Authority
breached the Claimant’s right to freedom of association and right to equitable and
humane treatment.
Crown Proceedings Act- Sections 2 and 13(2)- Whether constitutional claims are
civil proceedings within the meaning of the Act - Attorney General being joined as
a Defendant

Leave to apply for judicial review – Extension of time to apply for judicial review – Whether use of the word ‘shall’ in section 37 of the Firearms Act to be accorded mandatory or directory effect - Whether the Minister or applicant should initiate proceedings before the Minister.

Whether claimant entitled to possession of disputed property - Proprietary
estoppel - Adverse possession - Whether ancillary claimants entitled to beneficial interest in property.

Negligence - Occupiers Liability - Quantum of damages.

Whether claimant a common law spouse – Whether claimant has acquired an
interest in disputed property – Whether a constructive trust arises in favour of the
claimant.

Whether claimant entitled to disputed property - Whether executor in breach of
fiduciary duty - Whether executor negligent – Whether defendant has intermeddled
in the estate of deceased - Whether claimant is entitled to an accounting.

Whether claimant entitled to disputed property - Whether executor in breach of
fiduciary duty - Whether executor negligent – Whether defendant has intermeddled
in the estate of deceased - Whether claimant is entitled to an accounting.

Proprietary Estoppel – Whether claimant can rely on proprietary estoppel –
Whether property was gifted to claimant.

Application to commit for breach of order - Whether applicants complied with requirements of Part 53 - Whether the application should have been commenced by Fixed Date Claim Form - Whether respondent bound by order of the court - What order is appropriate.

Constitutional Law – Whether claimant’s rights under section 16(2) of the Charter of Fundamental Rights and Freedom breached – Whether a non - State entity bound by section 16(2) rights - Whether claimant had an alternative remedy.