Family Court lacked jurisdiction for custody of an adult previously under its care necessitating Supreme Court intervention

Appeal against trial judge s award of maintenance arrears reduction from $185456.35 to $75863.87 criticism of trial judge s acceptance of claims without proper justification

Nelson was arrested for impaired driving after being found in the driver's seat with the engine on; challenged the interpretation of 'care or control' under the law

Misappropriation of funds by defendants breach of verbal agreement allowing plaintiff life tenancy in exchanged property misallocation of sale proceeds from plaintiff?s property undue influence in financial decisions post-husband's death defendants' failure to assist in securing alternative housing for plaintiff leading to her financial distress

Bermuda Bred Co., a company advocating for equal rights, challenged the Bermuda Immigration and Protection Act 1956, arguing that same-sex partners of Bermudians were unfairly denied the same rights as heterosexual spouses under immigration law. The company sought judicial review, claiming that this policy was discriminatory under section 5 of the Human Rights Act 1981. The government attempted to strike out the case, arguing that the company lacked standing and that the Immigration Act was not subject to human rights law. The court had to determine whether the Human Rights Act had primacy over the Immigration Act and if same-sex partners should be granted equal residency rights.

Defendant pleaded guilty to murder with discrepancies in plea basis regarding premeditation and circumstances of the attack

Dispute over the legal effect of company amalgamation under Bermuda law specifically whether amalgamated company is a 'new company' and if there is a 'transfer' of property

Change of trust's governing law extension of trust duration application of Perpetuities and Accumulations Act 2009

Appellants challenged their sentences for impaired driving offences seeking referral to the Drug Treatment Court (DTC) instead under the contention that Magistrates erred in not applying Section 68 of the Criminal Code which allows for DTC consideration

Defendant's bankruptcy appointment of Plaintiffs as trustees conflict of interest allegations against Plaintiff's legal counsel

Settlor intended for Trust to benefit family and friends beyond his and his aunt's death but a drafting mistake limited this to his lifetime

summary of Between 2000 and 2006 Ms Clemons was employed as an IT teacher at Cedarbridge Academy and claimed injury from exacerbating her pre-existing hypertension due to a stressful work environment though her claim for PTSD was rejected. The Chief Justice found the Minister for Education liable for exacerbating hypertension with damages to be assessed later. The Appellant appealed