The case revolves around Julian Hall adjudged bankrupt on 26th January 2000 and subsequent court orders for him to comply with the Bankruptcy Act 1989 particularly section 26 by providing information requested by the Official Receiver. Despite delays and partial compliance the court was reluctant to find Hall in contempt opting instead to extend time for compliance indicating a focus on procedural justice and the practical achievement of bankruptcy proceedings' goals.

Dispute over defendant's employment and financial transactions with the company including work done on Turkey Hill property software and office supplies purchases and a false invoice claim

On May 5 2016 a consent judgment was entered in favor of the Respondents against the Appellant for $2500. The Appellant filed a Notice of Appeal late almost five months after the given deadline misidentifying the judgment date.

The case involves the Ministry of Finance's application for orders to disclose documents to GER under the 2005 Act related to information exchange agreements with Germany. The request focuses on whether taxpayers were beneficiaries of trusts based in Bermuda.

Mailboxes Unlimited Ltd arranges the delivery to Bermuda of goods purchased by customers and initially delivered to mailboxes in the US. The dispute concerns whether Mailboxes Unlimited Ltd is entitled to business end-use exemption from a 25% import duty

Defendant charged with unlawful importation of firearm components on three occasions bail denied due to potential trial delays from COVID-19 concerns over fleeing and obstructing justice

Ainslie Steede hired Patrick Bean and Dennis Vickers (operating under Splash Services Ltd) for a building project at her residence, 21 Cataract Hill, Paget. The Plaintiff claimed that the Defendants breached the building contract by abandoning the site and leaving defective work. She sought damages of $389,047. The Defendants argued that no fixed-price contract existed and that the Plaintiff failed to pay for additional work. The Court determined that a binding contract existed and that the Defendants breached it.

summary of Married in 1998 breakdown in 2014 seeking further discovery of Respondent?s assets for ancillary relief

Plaintiffs accuse Defendants of breaches of fiduciary duty fraud and negligence leading to lost profits property and emotional distress stemming from the handling of the Barbara Blades Lines GST Non-Exempt Trust and the foreclosure of property known as 'Little Rock'

Appellant charged with stealing a pendant from a car in a garage where he worked relying on evidence that appellant produced pendant matching the description later claimed to have returned it to the car

On 1 July 2018 Creary collided with Shawnita Furbert's motorcycle causing severe injuries. Charged for driving without due care and attention

David Curley a Major in the Royal Bermuda Regiment engaged in corrupt practices including trading honors for firearms