Judicial Review - Application for leave for judicial review of decision of Constituted Authority for its refusal to apply to the Election Court to void election results in the constituency of the Prime Minister - Election Petition Act S. 3, 4, 8, 37 and 38 - Representation of the Peoples Act, S. 34(4), 44(10), 44(10A), 77(1),
78(1), 78(1A), 81A, 92, 93, 99 and 52.

Civil Procedure – Application to enter default judgment; application for court to decline to exercise jurisdiction to hear claim – claim documents sent by registered mail uncollected – Claimant becoming aware that documents were uncollected after request for default judgment but before entry of default judgment – Whether default judgment should be entered – Wasted costs – whether the claimant’s attorney-at-law should pay wasted costs.

Trade Mark - Appellant’s response to objection filed out of time – Application to extend time – Trade mark application “deemed” abandoned – Whether decision of Registrar correct- Whether jurisdiction to extend time- Whether distinction between “deemed” and “treated as” within the Act - The Trade Marks Act.

Tort – Negligence – Personal Injury – Motor Vehicle Collision
Tort – Negligence – Breach of Duty of Care – Whether Claimant has proven that the 2nd Defendant Driver Caused Any Part of the Truck to Hit the Claimant.
Civil Practice and Procedure – Pleadings – Particulars of Claim – Rule 8.9A – Whether or not the Claimant’s Amended Particulars of Claim are Supported by the Evidence at Trial.

Family Law- Division of Matrimonial Property- Property Rights of Spouses Act – Whether it would be unjust to give each party a 50% share in the property.

Contract – Bailment – Goods requiring special care - Duty of bailee - Whether duty delegable to third party - Whether bailee took reasonable care when loading container – Whether bailee took reasonable care to ensure container maintained or was capable of maintaining required temperature - Container owned by a third party - Whether container defective - Whether bailee liable - Whether sums due and owing to Ancillary Claimant.

Civil Procedure - Summary judgment - Whether defence has no real prospect of success - Landlord and tenant - Whether tenant can dispute the title of the landlord - Whether the tenant was subject to an adverse claim by title paramount

Contract – Whether letters between agent and third party constituted a binding contract – Whether there was acceptance of an offer - Whether essential terms agreed - Ostensible authority

CIVIL PROCEDURE - Agency - Adverse Possession - Fraud - Whether Joyce Bunting was the claimants’ agent, and therefore, had the authority to act and deal with the disputed land for and on behalf of the claimants - Whether, by operation of the Limitation of Actions Act (LAA), the claimants’ alleged adverse possession of the disputed lands, extinguished the registered title obtained by the 1st defendant - Whether the 1st defendant committed fraud when obtaining a certificate of title for the lands registered at volume 1471 folio 698 of the Register Book of Titles, which comprise the disputed l

CIVIL PROCEDURE - Whether, by operation of the Limitations of Actions Act (LAA), the claimant’s alleged adverse possession of a portion of the disputed land, extinguished the registered title of the said property, held by the estate of the deceased proprietor - Whether an implied licence can defeat an adverse possession claim - Whether the 1st defendant could have given an implied licence to the claimant to occupy the disputed property - Whether the court should order that the Registrar of Titles cancel the existing certificate of title registered at volume 1158 folio 668 of the Register Bo