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

Negligence - Single Vehicle Accident on the Highway – The Duty of the Highway Maintenance Authority to a Motorist – Whether the Defendants breached their duty of Care to Claimant while carrying out construction on the Highway.

Civil Procedure – Application for relief from sanctions – Multiple applications made by the claimant for relief from sanctions for the failure to file and exchange his witness statement within the time stipulated by order of the court – Application for relief from sanctions refused by the court – Res judicata – Whether the doctrine of res judicata applies to the subsequent application for relief from sanctions – Whether the doctrine of res judicata applies to discretionary decisions which are made at an interlocutory stage and before any findings of fact are made – Issue estoppel – Whether

Personal injury - Trial – Medical negligence – Duty of care owed by medical doctors
to their patients – Bolam test – Bolitho test – Res ipsa loquitor

Civil Procedure - Application for relief from sanctions for failure to file witness statement and list of documents within the time specified by Case Management Conference orders – Whether the application was filed promptly – Whether the
information contained in the affidavits filed in support of the application satisfies the requirement for evidence on affidavit – Whether the failure was unintentional – Whether there is a good explanation for the failure – Whether the second defendant

Civil Procedure - Part 37 and 64 Civil Procedure Rules 2002 - Whether it would be just and fair to make no order as to costs - Whether the Claimant should pay the Defendant’s costs

Wills – Probate – Competing Wills – Validity of will – forgery – Presumption of due execution – Knowledge and approval – Testamentary capacity – Undue influence – Fraud – Burden and standard of proof in fraud cases – Expert evidence – handwriting analysis – Credibility of witnesses – Wills Act, s.6 – Forgery Act, s.3

Family Law – The Children (Guardianship and Custody) Act- The Maintenance Act- Whether the sum claimed for maintenance by the Claimant is reasonable

Intellectual Property – Rectification of Geographical Indication – Appeal from Decision of Tribunal – Interim Relief