2022

Whether a claimant can obtain a remedy in equity if not specifically pleaded – Oral agreement for sale of land – Whether there are sufficient acts of part performance – Whether the defendant has a defence of laches – Whether the claim is statute barred by virtue of Sections 3, 25 and 30 of the Registration of Titles Act

Application to strike out Fixed Date Claim Form and Notice of Application for injunction - Whether company authorized the bringing of the claim - Whether resolution passed in accordance with provisions of the Articles and Memorandum of Association.

FATAL ACCIDENTS - Application to Strike out claim - Time expired to file a claim
under the Law Reform (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act - Application to extend time
to file claim under the Fatal Accidents Act, (FAA)

Civil – Leave to intervene to set aside default costs certificate – Civil Procedure
Rules 1, 64 and 65 – Whether insurer can intervene to set aside a default costs
certificate – Whether default judgment constitutes proceedings that would
properly allow for the insurance company to intervene.

Civil Procedure - Rule 39.6(1) of Civil Procedure Rules - Application to set aside judgment given in defendant’s absence at trial - Whether good reason given for the defendant’s failure to attend trial - Whether some other order would have been made had the defendant or his counsel been in attendance.

Civil Procedure - Rule 15.2 of the Civil Procedure Rules - Application for summary judgment - Whether the claimant has a real prospect of succeeding on the claim against the 1st defendant - Vicarious liability - Whether hirer of a motor vehicle under a car rental agreement vicariously liable for the negligence of a party who hires the motor vehicle - Whether the hirer to be named as party in claim for negligence of hiree

Civil Procedure - Rule 26.1 of Civil Procedure Rules - Application to strike out claim - Whether there are reasonable grounds for bringing the claim -  Issue estoppel - whether issue in claim subject to issue estoppel on the basis of it being the subject of Court of Appeal judgment; Defamation - Absolute privilege - Whether words spoken during trial by counsel subject to absolute privilege.

Power of Attorney - Proprietary estoppel - Equitable interest - Agency