Reverend P.L.C. Haynes, a Guyanese national, applied for judicial review after the Minister of Labour, Home Affairs & Public Safety refused to renew his work permit in 2002. The refusal was based on allegations that Haynes had been engaged in activities beyond his work permit�s scope. The Cabinet Appeal Tribunal upheld the Minister�s decision. The Court considered whether Haynes was denied procedural fairness, given that he was not allowed to respond to the allegations before his work permit was revoked and his right to reside in Bermuda was terminated.

Alleged quasi-partnership and fraudulent share dilution in company by defendants

The case centers around the interpretation and application of section 35 of the Children Act 1998 concerning the appointment of litigation guardians and counsel for children in specified proceedings to ensure their interests are safeguarded. It highlights the failure in Bermuda to regularly appoint such representatives potentially impacting the child?s best interests in serious family court decisions

Dispute over pension benefits and redundancy payments upon employment termination

Corporation guaranteed $18M loan for hotel development deemed ultra vires

LeYoni Junos unrepresented accused the court of bias and incompetence in a previous appeal

In 1997 Dr. James Martin entered into arrangements aiming to purchase Agar's Island if granted a license involving leasehold improvements to increase property value to meet the land valuation threshold for acquiring a license under the Bermuda Immigration and Protection Act 1956. Despite planning issues and a moratorium on licenses announced by the Government in 2005 Martin did not apply for a license until after the deadline passed in 2007. The statutory moratorium expired in 2012 and Martin died in 2013. His widow applied for a license in 2014.

Tiffany Dawn Eatherley pled guilty to perjury in relation to providing false testimony during the trial of Zakai Cann impacting the outcome of the trial

Centaur Ventures Ltd. provided two loans to Akash Garg which he failed to repay. Garg claimed the loans were either dividends or waived which Centaur disputed.

Appeal against refusal to grant a Certificate of Recognition to Walkers (Bermuda) Limited by the Bermuda Bar Council

Mother seeking child maintenance from Father for two children dispute over Father's financial contributions and disclosure

Art Simons charged with possessing cannabis cannabis resin and attempting to introduce contraband into prison on 11th January 2015. Trial judgment on 15th November 2016 appeal filed before sentencing.