summary of Applicants police officers on fixed term contracts expected permanent employment after 10 years based on established practice. Denied due to budget cuts

Alleged wilful damage to property part of a family dispute credibility of witnesses crucial

The Appellants (Telecommunications West Indies Ltd. t/a Digicel Bermuda and Michael Markham) challenged a Ministerial decision dated March 15, 2012, which upheld a Development Applications Board ruling rejecting their planning application for a telecommunications site. The Appellants argued that the Minister failed to consider fresh submissions, violating procedural fairness. The Minister contended that the decision was made in accordance with zoning laws and regulatory authority.

Defendant a child with comprehension issues challenged the adequacy of trial measures to ensure his understanding and participation. Strong evidence against the defendant included eyewitness recognition DNA on a firearm incriminating video and a discredited alibi.

St John's Trust Company (PVT) Limited (SJTC) sought costs orders against multiple defendants after a previous ruling in December 2020. The case involved the financial obligations of defendants regarding indemnities, disclosure of documents, and issues related to trust and corporate fiduciary responsibilities. The court ruled on whether costs should be apportioned among the parties or assigned jointly and severally.

summary of Respondent applied to set aside the Ex Parte Order granting leave to enforce an arbitration award and an Ex Parte Mareva injunction challenging the award and injunction on grounds of non-compliance with the requirements of section 41 of the Bermuda International Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1993

Plaintiff sued for damages alleging negligent work from 2007; Defendant argued claim was time-barred and an abuse of process

Dispute over share repurchase agreement terms specifically whether recalculated share price could decrease

Pitt convicted on charges of reckless driving and failing to provide a breath specimen after causing an accident that injured two men while impaired by alcohol. Acquitted on counts of causing grievous bodily harm and driving under the influence

Harry Lightbourn was charged with four counts of drug offences related to the importation and possession (with intent to supply) of cannabis and cannabis resin. Defence applied for adjournment claiming the accused had not fully instructed him due to not being properly retained. The application was refused leading to the defence counsel withdrawing and the trial proceeding with the accused as a litigant in person. The Crown later requested an adjournment to serve disclosure documents ironically granted for the same duration initially requested by the defence.

Dispute over employer's obligation to provide healthcare cover to retired employees

Leyoni Junos twice terminated from employment sought judicial review for the Registrar's taxation of costs post-successful appeal