Civil Procedure - CPR rule 16.2 - Assessment of damages after default judgment CPR rule 26.8 - Rationale for approach and considerations for the court on applications for relief from sanctions.

Civil procedure – Application for leave to appeal – Application for stay of execution

Judicial Review - Renewed application for leave to apply for judicial review – Parish Court Judge – Ruling that Order for Indictment properly made – Whether appeal an alternate remedy – Whether ruling intra vires – Whether application has real prospect of success- Award of costs. 

Judicial Review – Whether the correct procedure was followed by the Board and personnel committee of the Merl Grove High School in the dismissal of principal – Whether the members of the personnel committee who presided over the disciplinary hearing were tainted with bias – Whether the members of the committee made prejudicial statements prior to and during the disciplinary hearing that rendered the proceedings unfair and contrary to the principles of natural justice and breach of the claimant’s right to a fair hearing - Whether the decision of the Appeals Tribunal to uphold the decision of

Matrimonial Property - Division of Matrimonial Property - Family Home - Equal Share Rule.

Tort – Negligence – Motor Vehicle Collision – Whether Driver of Motor Vehicle Liable for Collision.
Tort – Negligence – Contributory Negligence – Motor Vehicle Collision – Whether or not Pedestrian Caused or Contributed to the Collision by Stepping into Path of Motor Vehicle.
Road Traffic Act (1938) – ss 51 and 95.
Road Traffic Act – Road Code 1987 – Part 1 Rules 1, 2, and 4 – Duty of Pedestrians When Using the Road.

Civil Procedure Rules, R. 20.4 – Application to amend defence – Whether defence has a reasonable prospect of success – Rule 26.1(d); rule 10.5; Rule 69.3 - Application to strike out defence – Whether the defence should be struck out for failing to comply with the requirements of the CPR – Defamation Act, S. 20(3) – Whether the defence of truth has reasonable prospect of success.

<p>Negligence - Personal Injury - Liability for dogs based on a breach of duty of care - Whether the defendant owed the claimant a duty of care in relation to dog(s) on its premises – Whether the claimant was a trespasser - quantum of damages Whether Reply contains new causes of action not pleaded in the particulars of claim-application to amend claim form and particulars of claim after close of claimant’s case - CPR 8.9(1), 10.9</p>

Breach of contract – Whether a contract has been established between the parties – Whether the court can consider causes of action that have not been specifically pleaded.

Negligence - Police fatal shooting - Circumstantial evidence - Cumulative assessment - Gunshot residue - Medical trajectory evidence - Position of wound - Credibility - Inconsistencies and Discrepancies - Self defence - Execution of duty.