The Hon. Mrs. Justice Sarah Thompson-James

Judicial review - Application for leave to apply for judicial review - Whether applicants have arguable grounds with a realistic prospect of successs - Whether delay in bringing application - Whether discretionary bar - Whether alternative remedy - Whether undue delay - Whether decisions of Resident Magistrate lawful - Criminal Justice Reform Act, S. 16.

Family Law - Divorce - Application for Decree Absolute - Issues relating to custody of relevant child unsettled - Whether Decree Absolute should be granted - Matrimonial Causes Act Section 27 - Civil Procedure Rule 76.12, 76.14

Expert evidence - Doctor appointed expert witness - Impartiality of expert witness - Admissibility of medical reports - Whether comments made by doctor in medical reports render the reports inadmissible - Part 32 Civil Procedure Rules 2002

Interim Injunction - Factors to be considered in granting an interim injunction -
Whether there is a serious issue to be tried - Whether damages are adequate -
Balance of convenience - Norwich Pharmacal Order - Whether Norwich Pharmacal
Order should be granted

Real Property – Civil Procedure Rules 10.5, 10.7 – No case submission - Joint
tenancy – Severance of joint tenancy – Requirements to sever joint tenancy –
whether claimant has made out a prima facie case - Whether joint tenancy severed
by incomplete transfer.

Claim for judicial review — Whether Contractor-General acted ultra vires Contractor General’s Act in seeking to investigate sale of land — Whether Requisition empowered Contractor-General to investigate prior agreements for the supply of goods and services, disputes in relation thereto and their resolution which led to the sale of land — Effect of non/late disclosure in judicial review proceedings.

Civil Procedure – Notice of Application for Court Orders – Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) 69.4 – Whether words complained of are capable of bearing meaning attributed to them – The Defamation Act 2013

Real Property - Division of Property- Tenants in Common – Whether parties whose names appear on title hold beneficial interests in property - Whether Defendants hold property on trust for the Claimants – Whether Court finds beneficial interests different from legal interests - Whether Ancillary Defendants committed trespass, nuisance and assault against Ancillary Claimants – Whether co-owner of property can sue other co-owner for trespass - vicarious liability – whether agency

Judgment on admission - Assessment of damages - Personal injury - Gunshot wound - Loss of future earning capacity.

Family law - Division of matrimonial property - Shares - Joint shares account - Property (Rights of Spouses) Act, 2006 - Section 14.