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LIVE STREAM: Swearing-in Ceremony for Judges of the Court of Appeal and Supreme Court for Easter Term 2026  

Vision 

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

Mission

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

Austin, Kerry-Ann, Morris, Shanique, Sharon Morris and Phillip Morris

Civil Practice and Procedure – Application to Set Aside Default Judgment Entered on a Counterclaim – CPR Rule 13.3 – Whether or not the Claimant has a good explanation for failure to comply with the CPR to File a Defence to the Counterclaim – Whether or not the Claimant has made the appropriate application – Should they have applied for relief from sanction or whether it should have been an application to set aside default judgment – Whether or not the Claimant has a Defence with a Real Prospect of Success.

Marsh, Maxine v Pan Caribbean Merchant Bank Limited

Civil Procedure – Notice of Applications for Court Orders – Summary Judgment – Striking Out of Statement of Case – Claim for Recovery of a Specified Sum – The Effect of Unless Orders – Whether an Attorney can rely on their own affidavit – Defence of Limitation – Whether the Claimant has a realistic prospect of successfully bringing the Claim – Court Making Orders On Its Own Initiative to Strike Out Statement of Case – Whether statements of case discloses reasonable grounds to bring or defend the claim – Costs – Limitations of Actions Act, section 46 – The Legal Profession (Canons of Profess

Bellegarde, (Executrix, Executrix Estate Lloyd Winston Wilson, deceased) v Lewis, Donovan and Ideal Betting Company Limited

Company Law – Oppression – Breach of Reasonable Expectation –– Fraud – Directors’ duties – Breaches of Articles of Association and Companies Act –
Shareholders’ remedies - Companies Act, 1965, Section 213A Companies Act, 2004

Romans, Dwayne (Re)

Declaration of spousal relationship under section 2 of the Intestates Estates and Property Charges Act - Whether the applicant was a single woman - Whether the deceased was a single man - Whether the applicant and the deceased cohabited together as though they were man and wife for a period of not less than 5 years prior to the death of the deceased

Rutair Limited v Jamaica Civil Aviation Authority and Minister of Transport and Mining

Judicial Review - Certiorari - Section 5C Civil Aviation Act - whether the Civil Aviation Authority and Minister acted reasonably and within the bounds of their discretion in appointing an Investigator-in-charge of an aviation occurrence when allegations of bias were made against the Investigator-in-charge by the affected airline operator - Whether the appointment of the Investigator-in-charge was tainted by procedural impropriety on the ground that allegations of bias raised with the Civil Aviation Authority were not brought to the attention of Minister.

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