Civil Procedure - Striking out statement of case - Bills of Lading - Himalaya Clauses - Challenging the court’s jurisdiction - Summary Judgment and admiralty claims in rem - CPR 9.6, 15.3(e), 26.3(1)(c).

Tort - Negligence – Motor vehicle collision - Claimant asleep during incident – Claimant's pleadings assert negilgence on part of defendant – Whether claimant has proven her pleased case in circumstances where she did not see what happened – Res ipsa loquitur - Whether a claimant can rely on res ipsa when they pleade how the incident happened – Whether res ipsa arises in this case – Whether res ipsa needs to be pleaded for a claimant to rely on same – Whether defendant has rebutted presumption of negligence if res ipsa arises – Inevitable accident – Whether defendant has given evidence for

Land Law - Trial – Easement – Caveats – Trespass to land – Nominal damages – Who has the burden of proof when owner of land applies to Court to have caveat lodged on his title removed – Easement over land not adjacent to dominant tenement – Whether the wording contained in the Instrument of Transfer created a valid easement – The Registration of Titles Act, S. 70 and 140.

Civil Procedure — Relief from sanctions — Application in respect of List of Documents and Witness Statement filed out of time — Application filed five and a half months after noncompliance brought to counsel’s attention by the trial judge — List of Documents omitted from first application and added only on amendment — Whether application made promptly under rule 26.8(1)(a) — Pattern of repeated non-compliance with case management orders — Whether good explanation for default — Whether general compliance with other rules and orders — Unless order in force — Importance of Listing Questionnair

Contract - Breach of Contract - Attorney’s Lien - Multiple Representation and Conflict - Client Loan - Client Trust Account

Assessment of damages - Personal injury –– Motor vehicle Collision –– Negligence –– Pain and suffering and loss of amenities –– Special damages.

Civil Procedure – Civil Procedure Rules - Pensions – Pension Funds – Civil Procedure Rules (“CPR”) 2002, R. 28.4 (1), 40, 40.3

Negligence - Employers' liability – Whether claimant has established breach of duty of employer to provide safe place of work, sufficient or proper equipment for work, adequate or any training - Whether defendant liable for exposing her to a real resk of being assaulted whilst in the course of her duty as a security guart at a third party premises - Extent and scope of duty of employer of security guard when they are deployed to a third party premised to provide security services.

Family law - Legal guardianship - Mental Health Act - Patient- Vulnerable adult - Death of patient -  Cost order after discontinuance by applicant - Discontinuance after death of subject of application - Whether costs payable to interested party or should there be no order as to costs - Civil Procedure Rules, R. 37.6 and 64.6.

Civil Procedure – Notice of application to set aside order – Order made at hearing of Fixed Date Claim Form in absence of party – Is the order of the Honourable Mr.