The Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce (BEST) challenged the Minister of Home Affairs? decision to uphold the Development Applications Board (DAB) approval of four planning applications related to the Tucker?s Point development project. BEST argued that the Minister?s decision was unlawful as it failed to require an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and violated natural justice by allowing private meetings with developers. The Minister defended his decision, arguing that environmental concerns had been considered.

Mortgage granted to Carlton Simmons by HSBC leases granted to Ambiance without HSBC's written consent receivers appointed rental arrears claimed

Appeals challenge minimum sentence provisions for having a knife in public as unconstitutional. Cox convicted for possession of a machete and sentenced to three years. Dillas pleaded guilty to multiple offences including possession of a machete sentenced to five years. Issue centered on whether minimum sentences were constitutional and proportionate to the crime.

Henry O'Connor disputed his occupancy and liability for rent for a period claiming he did not reside at the premises and had no verbal agreement with the landlord. Gilda Furbert the landlord claimed O'Connor owed rent for specific months post the lease period.

The appellant associated with MOB gang chased and intimidated Travis Lowe resulting in Lowe's death by collision with a delivery van

Formation of funds management issues arbitration for breach of fiduciary duties $136808283.00 award

Request for variation of settlements due to obscure and unsuitable provisions alignment with founder's wishes improvement in trust administration

Husband seeks variation of a 2005 consent order due to income changes and Wife's relocation to Germany with children

Plaintiff insolvent relying on parent company's support; Defendant seeks security for costs due to Plaintiff's insolvency; issue of whether court can order insolvent local plaintiff to provide security for costs under inherent jurisdiction

JPLs seek approval for their costs incurred since March 15 2013 totaling over $445000. The Company disputes the amount claiming it is unreasonable. The case involves complexities related to the company's insolvency and the potential impact of provisional liquidation on the company's principal asset a bank with concerns over its value if the liquidation became public. The JPLs were appointed to review a transaction and faced challenges due to the commercial environment's volatility.

Matthew Clarke was murdered at his home defendants convicted based on circumstantial evidence and police interviews; claimed no fair trial due to evidence and representation issues

Defendant sought review of a decision consenting to the preferment of a voluntary bill of indictment claiming misapprehension of the nature of the Crown's case and the offences considered