2009

Malicious prosecution - Whether complainant can be considered prosecutor - False imprisonment - Negligence - Whether claim for negligence against police officer can be sustained.

Medical negligence -Administering injunction to buttock - Damages to sciatic nerve - Whether injection administered to proper area of buttocks - Whether injuries suffered by claimant result from damage to sciatic nerve - Whether special damages proven by claimant - No documentary evidence to support damages - No amendment to pleadings sought

Claim for injunctive relief only - No cause of action pleaded - Whether any serious issue to be tried.

False imprisonment - Assault - Malicious prosecution - Exemplary damages

Freezing order - Application to discharge freezing order - Damages for breach of contract - Remoteness of damage - Difference in measure of damages between contract and torn - Rule in Hadley v Baxendale.

Negligence - Liability and balance of probability - Ancillary claim by defendant - Whether damages have been proven by claimant - No case submission by defendant - Need to elect in making no case sudmission - Costs - Reasonable cost order in the circumstances of particular case.

Practice and procedure - Application for summary judgment - Rule in Hollington v Hewthorn - Admissibility of please of guilty in criminal case - Whether defendant should be allowed to explain plea in civil trial.