The Plaintiff sought an injunction against the Defendant a director of C Ltd and her former divorce case lawyer to prevent misuse of confidential financial information in new divorce proceedings involving her current husband

Butterfield convicted for possession of cannabis and delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol with intent to supply appealed on grounds of misdirection and evidential inconsistencies

Care order confirmed, with conditions for child's return to Appellant

Authority of lessee to sub-let rights of mortgagee to rental income breach of lease agreement

Appellant attacked with iron bar and hammer sustained multiple fractures awarded compensation by Board

Jennifer Stovell was fined for driving without insurance which she later proved she had at the time of the offence

Plaintiff is a beneficiary of a trust. Defendants accused of mismanaging trust funds leading to loss. First Defendant transferred trust funds to a third party without enforceable security resulting in loss.

Barbara Eloise Hollis died intestate on March 9 1981 leaving a property in St. Georges parish as the sole estate asset. Defendant Lisa Hollis administered the estate involved in legal disputes regarding adjacent land and estate management leading to this case by plaintiff Winslow Hollis for proper estate administration

The Plaintiff, a landlord, brought an appeal against two Magistrates' Court rulings concerning his tenant, Caroline Lapsley. The first case involved a claim for unpaid rent, which was dismissed as the rent had already been paid before the hearing. The second case concerned the Plaintiff?s attempt to evict the Defendant for renovations. The Magistrate dismissed the eviction application, ruling that the Plaintiff had not provided sufficient evidence that the renovations required the premises to be vacated.

Plaintiff sought court appraisal of fair value of its shares in Dufry South America Ltd following disagreement over share valuation after a merger and amalgamation agreement. Plaintiff invoked statutory right under section 106(6) of the Companies Act 1981.

MJM sought a declaration it wasn't prevented from representing a client due to prior representation of Apex

The case involves the leveraged acquisition of assets in Hong Kong by Fullsun International through its subsidiary and subsequent financial challenges leading to a winding-up petition by Harbor Sure (HK) Investments Limited due to non-payment and default