Judges of Concurrent jurisdiction- Equal power and authority- Power to set aside or review only in exceptional circumstances  Purview of the Court of Appeal- Res judicata

Civil Practice & Procedure - Application for Summary Judgement – Rule 15.2 of the CPR

Civil Practice & Procedure – Adverse Possession – Whether the Defendant adversely possessed the property – Whether the Claimant is entitled to the entire legal and beneficial interest in the property – Equitable Remedy – Does the Defendant have a beneficial interest in the property – Constructive Trust

Civil Practice and Procedure – Professional Negligence – Whether the Defendants owed a duty of care to the Claimant – Whether the Defendants breached the alleged
duty of care – Whether the Claimant suffered loss by this breach – Breach of Contract – Quantum of Damages – Nominal Damages – Civil Procedure Rule 64.12 (3) – Special Costs Certificate

Civil Practice & Procedure – Adverse Possession – Whether the Defendant
adversely possessed the property – Whether the Claimant is entitled to the entire
legal and beneficial interest in the property – Equitable Remedy – Does the
Defendant have a beneficial interest in the property – Constructive Trust

Civil Practice & Procedure - Negligence- Breach of Duty of Care – Duty to Provide a Safe System of Work – Occupiers’ Liability Act – Breach of Statutory Duty of Care – Contributory Negligence – Assessment of Damages – Loss of Earning Capacity

CIVIL PRACTICE & PROCEDURE - Section 14 of the Property (Rights of Spouses) Act – Division of property other than the family home – Considerations under section 14 (2) and (3) of PROSA – Section 15 of PROSA – Partition Act – Occupation Rent – Principles upon which an award is made – No ouster – Defendant undertaking not to occupy jointly owned property.

CIVIL PRACTICE & PROCEDURE - Sections 139 and 140 of the Registration of Titles Act – Caveat against dealings – Service of Notice to Caveator – Where a caveat has lapsed what are the implications.

Criminal Law - Change/Withdrawal of Plea – Principles arising from R v Dodd (1981) 74 Cr App R 50 and summarised in Shadrach Momah v R [2011] JMCA Crim 54 – Whether the Court should exercise its discretion to allow an accused to change his plea of guilty to one of not guilty

Civil practice and procedure - Striking out statement of case – Claim is frivolous, vexatious or otherwise an abuse of the process of the Court – Rule 26.3 (1) (b) of the CPR – Henderson v Henderson principle – Consolidation – Rule 26.1 (2) (b) of the CPR - Costs.