Dispute over appointment and funding of litigation guardians and counsel for children in family court proceedings as per section 35 of the Children Act 1998

Bank sought payment from Defendant under a guarantee for Trust loan Defendant alleged undue influence and sharp practice Trust failed to meet loan obligations

Mailboxes Unlimited Limited filed for judicial review against the Minister's decision to enter into a partnership with Access USA Shipping LLC alleging failure to follow statutory procurement procedures

11 counts of unlicensed driving and uninsured driving plea of guilty fines and demerit points imposed questioned continuous nature of offences and sentence excessiveness

The defendant related to the complainant's family charged with sexual offenses against her when she was about 11 years old from September 2016 to June 2017. Complainant lived with her great grandmother following her mother's death and reported being fearful of encountering the defendant.

Interaction between statutory criminal defamation and Facebook communication Richardson charged for defamatory Facebook post about Police Inspector C question of whether prosecution contravened his constitutional rights

Accusations of threatening behavior towards a Corrections Officer by PS a detained child

Plaintiff dismissed for 'Gross Misconduct' appealed filed claim against Minister for wrongful dismissal

The case involves a divorce proceeding where the petitioner sought ancillary relief for children's periodical payments a lump sum property adjustment and further relief. The respondent failed to comply with court orders and did not present any affidavit evidence leading to a hearing in his absence. The financial positions of both parties were considered with the petitioner presenting a clear picture of both parties' financial circumstances and seeking the majority of matrimonial assets based on their needs and the respondent's unpredictable income.

Quinton Ming and Azuhah Coleman, representing the Parent-Teacher Associations (PTAs) of T.N. Tatem Middle School and Victor Scott Primary School, sought judicial review to quash the decision of the Commissioner of Education (COE) to transfer their school principals without consultation. They argued that their legitimate expectation of consultation was breached, as promised by the Ministry of Education in various policy statements. The Respondents contended that the transfers were within their administrative authority and not subject to consultation.

Appellants object to military service conscription based on insufficient volunteer numbers claim conscription violates constitutional rights and discriminates based on gender

Dr. Tucker sought judicial review against the appointment of Mrs. Kalmar Richards as Commissioner of Education claiming the selection process was flawed and biased