The plaintiff as the daughter of the deceased John Howard Fubler Taylor contests the validity of two wills (1999 and 2002) on grounds of the deceased's unsound mind and undue influence by defendants

Tyshaun Brown pleaded guilty to manslaughter for killing his father citing diminished responsibility due to a history of mental health issues

The appellant sought a divorce within three years of marriage claiming exceptional hardship. The husband's primary claim of hardship was the temporary loss of his right to travel due to his passport being left at the former matrimonial home stress caused by the wife's lies and his life being on hold.

D.M. sentenced to 18 years after initially receiving 12 years provided information leading to ammunition recovery

Edward George Dill claimed to be the nephew of the deceased Claude Alfred Allen and sought a declaration of entitlement to a share of the estate under intestacy laws after the named beneficiaries in the will predeceased the testator

Landlord-tenant dispute over rent and property damages procedural errors in judgment process

Patricia Hill sought to be declared Earl Robinson Darrell's child to become a beneficiary of his estate opposed by Sharell Philips who also claimed paternity in a previous case court found it had no jurisdiction under Children Act but could declare paternity under its inherent jurisdiction DNA evidence supported Patricia's claim

Dispute regarding the requirement for consent to cease transmission of channels and interpretation of Telecommunications Act and Regulations

Dispute over contracts for construction and support of a Solar Photovoltaics Facility and submarine combined power and fiber optic cable installation claims of negligence duty of care and force majeure

The Director of Public Prosecutions initiated disciplinary proceedings against the Deputy Director Cindy Clarke alleging gross misconduct. Clarke challenged this for apparent bias. The Supreme Court found bias and remitted the proceedings to the Permanent Secretary but the Court of Appeal reversed this decision allowing the Director's appeal on grounds of necessity and non-delegable duty without actual bias.

Ming the plaintiff was imprisoned multiple times for failing to pay child maintenance challenging the legality of his imprisonment under constitutional grounds

Interpretation of Appeals Act 1911 concerning appeal timing