LIVE STREAM: Phillip Paulwell V Attorney General of Jamaica


Vision 

A world-class judiciary utilizing innovation and technology for efficient service delivery.

Mission

To provide sound, timely judgments and efficient court services in an environment where all stakeholders are valued.

2022

Thomas, Omobowale v Gardner, Rohan and Webb, Marlon

Setting Aside Default Judgment – CPR 13.3 – Whether the defence is one with a real prospect of success – Whether the defendant applied to set aside the defence as soon as reasonably practicable – Whether there is a good explanation for failing to file an acknowledgement of service within the time stipulated by the CPR – Whether the claim form was served

Graham, Louise v Graham, Angella

Validity of a Will – Whether the testator was unduly influenced to execute his final Will – Whether the testator requested the requisite testamentary capacity at time he prepared his Will

Melbourne, Erlene (Administratrix in the estate of the late Osbourne Melbourne, deceased) v Jamaica Infrastructure Operator Limited and The Attorney General of Jamaica

Tort – Breach of statutory duty – Whether a statutory duty of care is imposed on the highway authority – Whether the highway authority breached the statutory duty – Liability of highway authority Occupiers’ liability – Common duty of care – Degree of care – Use of the highway – Motorist injured while using the highway – Unidentified object thrown by unidentified persons from overhead bridge along the highway –Object impacted motorist – Whether the highway is considered to be premises in accordance with the statute – Whether the highway authority is an occupier – Whether motorist is a visito

McAlliser, Godfrey v Webb, Christopher

Civil Procedure: Application for Summary Judgment on a FDCF – Summary
Judgment – Whether court can correct error in Application – Application to Strike
Out

De La Motta, Andre v Radio Jamaica Limited and Radio Jamaicanewsonline.com

Civil Procedure: Application to Strike Out – Claim for Constitutional Relief when
alternative remedy Available - Breach of reasonable expectation of Fairness - Abuse of the Constitutional Protection of Freedom of Expression - Negligence -Defamation Act – Application of Section 33 and 33(5)(a) of the Defamation Act, 2013 - Limitation of Actions Act.

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Strategic Plan

Strategic Plan for the Jamaican Judiciary 2024-2028