Plaintiffs seek ownership of property against defendant claiming under deceased's alleged gift and promise conflict over property use and entitlement

The case revolves around the repeal of same-sex marriage rights through the Domestic Partnership Act 2018 questioning its consistency with the Bermuda Constitution's protections against discrimination on the basis of creed and ensuring freedom of conscience

Appeal against dismissal of application to set aside registration of judgments in Bermuda originally given in London for breach of contract related to oilfield PSA in Yemen

Family dispute contentious divorce leads to stalking allegations by appellant's former in-laws and their children incidents at Par-la-Ville Road Treats candy store Gatwick Airport causing distress

Dispute between general and long-term business creditors of Lehman Re Ltd regarding the Congress Life asset

End Date: 14th November 2018.

Tafari Wilson was convicted in the Magistrates' Court for conspiracy to import cannabis into Bermuda. The charge stemmed from a package containing 427.5 grams of cannabis, which Wilson collected at L.F. Wade International Airport. The prosecution argued that Wilson knew the package contained drugs, relying on circumstantial evidence, including shipping details and his actions when receiving the package. Wilson denied knowledge of the contents and claimed he was merely collecting the package for his mother. On appeal, Wilson argued that the Magistrate failed to properly direct himself on circumstantial evidence and the legal implications of "lies" in testimony.

Plaintiff awarded a fraction of the claimed amount in wrongful dismissal case issue centered on costs given the substantial disparity between claim and award

The plaintiff claimed damages for negligence relating to a vehicle collision and subsequent medical treatment after a hernia repair operation. The court found no negligence on the part of the hospital or doctors dismissing the claim against them.

Married in 1993 divorce petitioned in 2008 no children lived rent-free in husband?s parents' properties husband works in family business and owns shares wife is a facilities manager dispute over financial support and property division post-divorce

Khomeini Taalib-Din (Plaintiff) challenged the validity of his late father?s will, which devised the family property solely to his sister, Hanifah Rukan Smith (Defendant). The Plaintiff alleged fraud, proprietary estoppel, undue influence, and lack of testamentary capacity. He sought a 50% interest in the property. The Defendant counterclaimed, arguing the testator intentionally disinherited the Plaintiff due to concerns about his ability to manage property.

Dispute over care and control of a minor born on 28th September 2008 following the parents' separation and subsequent legal actions for custody maintenance and access