The Hon. Mrs. Justice Marcia Dunbar Green

Constitutional law – Constitutionality and validity of good faith certificates – Whether good faith certificates infringe the doctrine of separation of powers – Whether good faith certificates supersede the prosecutorial powers of the Director of Public Prosecutions – Whether good faith certificates which were issued outside of the period of emergency are ultra vires, null and void – The Jamaica (Constitution) Order in Council, 1962, Emergency Powers Act, section 3, Emergency Powers Regulations, 2010, regulations 45 and 46

Practice and Procedure - Applicatin ofr claimant's witness statements not to b used at trial - CPR Rule 26.11 and 29.11

Negligence-Pedestrian hit by wing mirror of motor car whilst using roadway- Duty of Care-Contributory Negligence-Quantum of Damages

Electricity - Supply - Squatters in occupation of premises without consent of owner - Whether Electricity supply to premises is trespass to land - The Amended and Restated All-Island Electric Licence 2011.

PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE – Application to strike out Defence – Application for summary judgment – Estoppel - Equitable Mortgage – Whether Court should order sale of property - CPR, rules 15.2, 26.3, 55.2 and Part 66.

Judicial Review, National Housing Trust Act, Locus Standi, Use of Contributions

Sale of apartment facilitated by claimants’ relative - No express terms regarding capacity in which relative acted – Defendant challenges validity of sale agreement executed by claimants - defendant and claimants’ relative enter separate agreement with different terms from agreement executed by claimants - Repossession by Defendant for breach of agreement with relative - whether relative acted as agent for claimants - whether defendant liable in trespass and breach of contract - Parol Evidence

Contract - Under-registration of electricity consumption - Disconnection of electricity claimant commencing action against defendant for breach of contract and defamation - Claimant suffering loss resulting from rewiring of premises - Claimant contending defendant’s breach of duty caused loss - Whether defendant breached duty - Whether breach caused loss - Whether claimant entitled to damages for physical inconvenience and mental distress - Whether defendant entitled to payment for under- Registered consumption - Assessment of damages.

Negligence – Collision at intersection of main road and minor road – Minibus turning from main road onto minor road – Motorcycle travelling on main road in opposite direction – Motor cyclist not wearing helmet – Duty of drivers – Whether minibus driver responsible for accident – Contributory negligence

Judicial Review – Dismissal of Applicant – Breach of Natural Justice – Whether Decision Disproportionate – The Police Service Regulations, 1961 – Order of Certiorari Sought