Rexton Holdings LLC v Amaterra Jamaica Limited, Amaterra Jamaica H1 Ltd, Amaterra Jamaica VR1 Ltd and Amaterra Utility Ltd.
Application to remove caveat – Injunction - Whether there is a serious issue to be tried - Whether damages are adequate – Balance of convenience – Specific performance - Breach of contract.
Tarawali, Matthew v Caribbean Cement Company Limited
Whether the Claimant is entitled to payment of sums due and owing under the Defendant’s Pension Scheme - Limitation of Actions Act - Whether Claim is statute barred - Whether the Claimant is entitled to Damages for Fraud
Griffith, Paul v Griffith, Claude
Civil Procedure: Part 65 – Taxation Proceedings- Default Costs Certificate - Application to set aside - Rule 65.22 (2) – Whether default costs certificate was properly issued - Rule 65.22 (3) – Whether good reason exists to set aside.
Graham, Carlton v The Attorney General of Jamaica
Civil Practice & Procedure - Defendant not permitted to rely on any witness statement – Undisputed evidence – Quantum of Damages to be awarded – Damages for False Imprisonment – Damages for Malicious Prosecution – Aggravated and Exemplary Damages – Special Damages
Roberts, Sheldon v The Attorney General of Jamaica, The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Education Youth & Information and Hugh Salmon (deceased) Eileen Biamby and Franklin Jackson
Whether claim is an abuse of process - Constitutional law - Section 16(2) of the Constitution - Right to Due Process - Public Service Regulations - Jamaica Library Board Administrative Rules Governing Disciplinary Procedure Affecting Permanent Officers and Employees – Withholding of salary on interdiction – Stay of Disciplinary Proceedings – Remedy for breach of constitutional rights.
Leon-Issa, Amoi v Detective Constable Julian Frazer, The Commissioner of Police, Her Honour Mrs. Sasha Marie Ashley and the Attorney General of Jamaica
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW – The Constitution of Jamaica – The Charter of Fundamental Rights and Freedoms (Constitutional Amendment) Act, 2011, sections 13(2) and (3)(j)(iii), 16(2) & 19 – Whether section 21 of the Cybercrimes Act breaches the Claimant’s fundamental rights and freedoms guaranteed under section 13(3)(j)(iii) of the Charter – Whether any breach of the Claimant’s right to privacy guaranteed under section 13(3)(j)(ii) of the Charter are demonstrably justified in a free and democratic society – Whether breach of Claimant’s rights guaranteed under section 16(2) – Proportionality - Pr
Davis, Rickie and Dorma Davis v Wellesley Stokes, Kenroy Myers, Dalou Wong, Presclla Stokes and Riviera Insurance Agency Limited
Civil Practice & Procedure - Company Law – Section 213A of the Companies Act – Conduct that is oppressive and/or unfairly prejudicial and/or unfairly disregards interest of shareholder, director or officer of the company – Reasonable expectation – Appropriate Remedy
Daley, Kareen v Jasmine Chin
Civil Practice & Procedure – Application for Relief from Sanction – Whether Application Made Promptly – Whether Issues of Instructions and Retainer Between Counsel and Client is to be considered as part of the question of the promptness of an Application for Relief from Sanction – Whether or not Counsel’s Failure to Comply with Case Management Orders Due to Issues with their Client Shows that the Failure to Comply was Unintentional – Whether Issues of Instruction and Retainer Between Counsel and Client is a Good Explanation for Non-Compliance.
Silvera, Damion v Ray Dawkins, Ronald Wilson and David James
Negligence - Motor vehicle accident - Res ipsa Loquitur - Contributory negligence – Apportionment of liability – Assessment of Damages – Whether claim for lost wages which was not pleaded should be allowed.
Adjudah, Silvera v Attorney General of Jamaica, Ministry of Justice and Renita Mullings Gordon
Civil Practice & Procedure - Striking out statement of case – No reasonable ground for bringing the claim – Claim is frivolous, vexatious or otherwise an abuse of the process of the Court – Civil Procedure Rules 26.3 (1) – Statement of case (Certificate of Truth) – Civil Procedure Rule 3.13 – Defendants not a proper party to the claim – Crown Proceedings Act section 3(5) – Extension of time to file defence – Civil Procedure Rules 10.3 (9) and 26.1 (2) (c) & (v) – Application for default judgment
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