Civil procedure – Breach of contract - Whether the Defendants are in breach of the construction contract - Whether the Claimants suffered loss and damage to effect the remedial work - Whether the Defendants are entitled to the sum on Counterclaim - Remedy for breach of contract - Measure of damages.

Civil Procedure – Summary Judgment application - Application for the claim be struck out or a declaration that the Claimant has no standing to bring the claim - Microcredit Act - Money Lending Act, S. 5, 9, 10, 64 and 65 - Civil Procedure Rules, 2002, Rule 15.6.

Civil Procedure – Whether matter should be referred to arbitration - Whether Final Certificate constitutes conclusive evidence that works were proper carried out - Whether there are any reasonable grounds for bringing the claim - Arbitration Act, S. 14 – The Civil Procedure Rules, 2002, Part 26.

Civil procedure - Breach of Contract - Trial after grant of Summary Judgment - Whether Defence is a bare denial - Whether a claim for fraud or forgery has been sufficiently pleaded - Without prejudice communication - Whether the Claimant has provided sufficient evidence to support its claim - Whether Secondary evidence can be used to prove interest rate – Costs - The Civil Procedure Rules, Rule 64.6.

Civil procedure – Breach of Contract - The Banking Services Act, The Consumer Protection Act - Whether the conduct and representations of the Claimant amount to negligence, negligent misstatement and/or breach of the implied duty of care and skill - Failure to exercise due diligence - Indemnity clauses - Implied terms in a contract - Unjust enrichment - Whether the Claimant is estopped from recovering the sums lost.

Civil Procedure - Assessment of Damages - Failure of Defendant to provide full and frank disclosure - Whether adverse inferences should be drawn - Claimant unable to provide proof of income - Whether court can draw reasonable inferences to arrive at an appropriate award.

Civil procedure – Breach of contract - Whether the Defendant is in breach of the covenant of quiet enjoyment - Trespass to property - Trespass to goods - Whether the Defendant is liable for conversion - Non-payment of rent.

Civil procedure – Whether the Claimant disbursed the full sum of the loan- Whether the Claimant failed to act in good faith and/or was negligent in the exercise of its power of sale- Measure of damages - Whether market value or forced sale value relevant in calculation of damages - When is the set-off to be done.

Civil procedure - Breach of Contract - Whether a valid contract exists between the Claimant and the Defendant - Law of Agency - Remedies for breach of contract

<p>Civil Procedure- Request for Information – Application for specific disclosure – Litigation Privilege – what constitutes directly relevant information –The Data Protection Act</p>