The court case involves the winding-up proceedings against Titan Petrochemicals Limited initiated by Saturn Petrochemical Holdings Ltd. and later KTL Camden after substitution. The case explores the applications for winding-up appointment of provisional liquidators to displace management and joint provisional liquidators with 'soft' powers due to the company's slow restructuring process and lack of clear financial disclosure. The court decided against immediate winding-up and displacing management but appointed joint provisional liquidators to monitor the restructuring process.

Appeal by natural father (F) against adoption of his prematurely born son 'P' by foster parents (MFP FFP) and supported by the Director of Child & Family Services

The case centered around the determination of paternity for inheritance purposes of Earl Robinson Darrell's estate with Phillips and Hill both claiming to be his daughters

The plaintiffs sought to amend their Amended Statement of Claim based on further particulars from their investment management and forensic accounting reports addressing losses from imprudent or unauthorised transactions and regulatory breaches

Respondent charged with offenses related to his behavior towards a lady with whom he had a child; prosecution withdrew charges citing lack of evidence

SJ Construction sought payment for building works from Nathalie Adderley after Calvin Simons a speculative contractor contracted the works without sufficient authority or funds. Adderley was implicated based on familial ties and legal technicalities surrounding property ownership and contractual obligations.

PWC sought leave to appeal against orders made under section 195 of the Companies Act 1981 related to their role as auditors for funds operating as 'Feeder Funds' for Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC. The funds collapsed in 2008.

Dill was convicted of the murders of Maxwell Brangman and Frederick Gilbert. Brangman was found burned in a shed, while Gilbert was discovered floating in Smith?s Sound. The evidence included confessions Dill allegedly made to a fellow prisoner, recorded police interviews, and forensic evidence. The defense challenged the admissibility of these confessions, arguing they were obtained under duress and should be excluded under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 2006 (PACE).

Agreements between the Corporation of Hamilton and the Applicants for the development of the Hamilton Waterfront were voided by legislative actions leading to claims for compensation and challenges to the legality of the voiding

Plaintiff alleges negligent medical treatment by defendant leading to physical and emotional harm Defendant's failure to respond to legal proceedings and attempt to set aside default judgment

Claims for anti-suit injunctions damages for defamation malicious falsehood and abuse of civil process in connection with various international proceedings

Challenge against the revocation of a work permit and order to leave Bermuda