Family Law - Return of child - The Hague Convention On The Civil Aspects Of International Child Abduction 1980 - Article 3, 11, 12 - Habitual residence – Agreement – Consent – Grave risk - The Children (Guardianship And Custody) Act, S. 7c And 7n.

Civil Litigation: Tort - Malicious Prosecution and False Imprisonment - Default Judgment - Rule 12.9 (2) (b) - Multiple Defendants – Default Judgment against one Defendant before the conclusion of the trial.

 Constitutional law — Challenge to the environmental permit granted by the Minister
of Economic Growth and Job Creation — NRCA refuses environmental permit —
Forestry Department objects — Right to enjoy a healthy and productive
environment likely to be breached — Right to property — Oakes Test —
Comparative Law — International instruments — Decision of Minister and
Environmental Permit struck down as unconstitutional - Declarations — Injunction
The Charter of Fundamental Rights and Freedoms (Constitutional Amendment)

Tort – Negligence – Breach of Occupiers Liability Act – Whether Defendant is Liable for the Claimant Slipping and Falling on their premises. Tort – Negligence – Employer’s Liability – Whether Defendant Breached their Duty of Care to the Claimant as her Employer.

Revenue Procedure - Revenue Court Rules 1972 - jurisdiction of the court - Rule 12 - amendment to statement of case - Considerations on applications to amend statements of case - Rule 32 - Considerations on applications to extend time - Application to extend time to file documents giving rise to appeal and submissions - Rule 40 - applicability of CPR 26.7(1) and CPR sanctioning regime

Civil Procedure - Application to strike out claim – Public Accountancy Act - Appointment of foreign accountant - Trusts Act - Whether applicable to executors - Whether the claim discloses reasonable grounds to bring the action - The Civil Procedure Rules 26.3 (1) (c).

Tort – Negligence – Motor Vehicle Collision – Whether Defendant Breached his Duty of Care to the Claimant and Caused Loss and Damage. Tort – Negligence – Contributory Negligence – Motor Vehicle Collision – Whether Claimant Contributed in Whole or in Part to his Losses. Assessment of Damages – Quantum of Damages to be Awarded – Whether a Medical Report is Necessary before the Court can find that a Claimant is Injured – Whether Claimant Has Proved His Injuries Despite Absence of Medical Report. Legislation – Road Traffic Act 1938 – s. 51.

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW – The Jamaica (Constitution) Order in Council, 1962, section 49 – Charter of Fundamental Rights and Freedoms (Constitutional Amendment) Act, 2011, sections 13 (3)(e) and (f) – Disaster Risk Management Act, sections 26, 27 and 52 – Public Order Act, sections 6,11 and 12.

Assessment of Damages – Damages for Negligence – Quantum of Damages – Whiplash Type Injury to Neck – Lumbar Strain

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW – ASSESSMENT OF DAMAGES FOR UNLAWFUL DETENTION OF 2,504 DAYS – FAILURE OF MACHINERY FOR TIMELY APPELLATE REVIEW – NO RECORD OF APPEAL PRODUCED - CLAIMANT SERVED SIX YEARS EIGHT MONTHS IN EXCESS OF SENTENCE AS A RESULT – DUE PROCESS RIGHTS BREACHED – PRIVY COUNCIL REMITS FOR REHEARING ON SENTENCE – TAPERED RATE – VINDICATORY DAMAGES AWARDED