Dispute over trust appointments claim for preservation order jurisdictional challenges

Plaintiffs employed by Defendant resisted new contract terms threatening job termination

Daymon Simmons was convicted for possession and intent to supply various controlled drugs within an increased penalty zone. The drugs included cocaine cannabis and cannabis resin with equipment for drug use also found. Simmons pled guilty and was initially sentenced to concurrent terms for each count leading to a practical term of 6 years for the most severe charge related to cocaine.

Dispute over equitable interest in land willed by step-mother based on oral agreement and estoppel

Plaintiff

HSBC issued a writ against defendants for failing to repay a guaranteed sum of $650000 after borrower's liquidation; claims settled against third and fourth defendants; trial set against Pettingill

The claim centered on whether a duty of care existed for the Minister to update the Cause Book to show a judgment had been satisfied impacting Davis' economic interests.

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The Applicant sought judicial review against the constitutionality and/or legality of the Referendum (Same Sex Relationships) Act 2016 and any Referendum held thereunder arguing it contravened fundamental rights guaranteed under the Constitution and the Human Rights Act 1981. The court examined issues of standing the appropriateness of a referendum on human rights issues and whether the Act and its proposed implementation infringed constitutional rights. The court ultimately refused the application for an injunction to prevent the referendum scheduled for June 23 2016 but granted the relief sought concerning the designation of certain polling rooms highlighting the complex legal and constitutional issues involved.

Plaintiff a teacher at CedarBridge Academy alleged a hostile working environment created primarily by the CBA Principal Ms Kalmar Richards causing her psychological and physical harm including PTSD and exacerbated hypertension. Allegations included negligence and intentional infliction of harm due to failure to provide a safe working environment.

BTC challenged a notice issued by the Authority alleging BTC's billing irregularities arguing the notice lacked sufficient detail for rebuttal

Challenge to the validity of a voluntary conveyance of property by the claimant's parents to her siblings claimed to be under presumed undue influence