Section 213a of the Companies Act - Interim declaration - Mareva injunction.

Assessment of Damages – Amputation of right hand below elbow – Household Helper (pre-hearing and future cost) – Loss of earnings – Loss of future Earnings – Dandicap on the labour market – Whether mechanical or Myoelectric prosthesis should be provided – Applicability of Multiplier/multiplicand approach to calculating various types of awards – Appropriate size of different multiplicands/multipliers.

Whether tenant at will, tenant or licencee – Execution – Writ of possession – Whether agent of landlord liable when execution subsequently proves wrongful – No proof goods taken pursuant to warrant of levy - Trespass to goods – Measure of damages – Date of conversion not date of judgment.

Family law - Beneficial interest in dwelling house –  Common intention of the parties – Whether visiting or common law relationship – Tenant at will.

Matrimonial Property - Claim for 50% share in dwelling-house - Parties separated - Claim brought more than twelve months after date of separation - Whether the Property (Rights of Spouses) Act applicable – Which section of the Act applicable or not or whether the rules of common law and equity apply - House built by spouses on family land - Whether
house is not family home because it is built on family land - Whether application of equal share rule ousted by absence of legal title in land on which house is built - the Property (Rights of Spouses) Act, ss 2, 4, 6, 11,

Non - Attendance of witnesses – Affidavits struck out – Unsatisfactory state of evidence – Rare case In which burden of proof determining which party should succeed.

Application for leave to apply for Juducial Review — Whether section 26 (2) of the Betting Gaming and
Lotteries Act creates a public power or vests a private right — Appropriate tests for determining
whether public power or private right exercised

Assault – Vicarious liability – Whether 1st Defendant servant/agent for 2nd Defendant – Whether 1st Defendant acted maliciously – Whether 1st Defendant’s purported post factum behaviour deems him to be a police officer – Damages – Aggravated Damages

Negligence - Road traffic accident - Injury to passengers - Driver overtaking vehicle - Collided with vehicle - Summary of statement filed - Driver failing to give evidence - Ancillary claim - Duty of care of driver been overtaken.