Dispute over child access rights history of limited and problematic access legal and procedural complexities

The Appellant (Mother), residing in the UK with her 10-year-old child, challenged a Family Court ruling that continued to recognize Bermuda's jurisdiction over access matters. The child was born in Bermuda in 2000, but had lived abroad with the Mother since 2007. The Father sought an order requiring the Mother to pay 50% of access-related travel costs, arguing that Bermuda courts retained jurisdiction. The Family Court ruled in his favor, citing the original custody order issued in 2001. The Supreme Court had to decide if Bermuda retained jurisdiction despite the child's habitual residence abroad.

Respondent imported DVDs in 2006 acquitted of obscenity in 2007 filed constitutional action in 2016 claiming breach of rights under Bermuda Constitution

Consolidated sought to set aside Bermuda registration of English judgments against it claiming fraud by Masri; application was dismissed

The parties were married for over 10 years with no children divorce petition filed on 16 October 2010 Decree Nisi granted on 22 May 2020 ancillary relief application filed by Respondent on 3 June 2020 for interim payments including legal fees dispute over employment and income details of both parties impact of COVID-19 on employment and income

Investment funds managed by the Gottex Group sought a winding-up order against Stewardship Credit Arbitrage Fund Ltd. (the ?Fund?) due to alleged insolvency. The Plaintiffs had invested in the Fund through Class A shares, later attempting to redeem their investments. The Fund failed to pay the redemption sums, offering participation notes instead. The Plaintiffs argued that the Fund was commercially insolvent and sought the appointment of joint liquidators.

Gardner charged with premeditated murder of Malcolm Augustus on 25 December 2012 convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment with a 20-year tariff appeal against conviction dismissed appeal against sentence for murder 1 successful leading to retrial challenge to jury selection process under section 519(2) of the Criminal Code as unconstitutional

Tyrone Brown arrested for importing cocaine hidden in luggage convicted and sentenced to 15 years imprisonment

John Scrymgeour advanced funds for the purchase of Greensleeves Cottage by forming a trust Interior Trust with his son Alex as the beneficiary to utilize Alex's Bermudian status. The property was intended for John's use until his death after which Alex was to inherit it. No loan documents were executed leading to a dispute on whether the funds were a loan or a gift to the trust.

Plaintiff injured in a traffic accident subsequent medical negligence claimed defendants challenge the legal basis of claims

The Wife filed for divorce and sought spousal and child maintenance after a 27-year marriage. The parties, both Indian citizens, had moved to Bermuda in 2004 for the Husband?s employment as an ophthalmologist. The Wife, a homemaker, sought financial provision after separation. The Court had to determine an appropriate maintenance order considering the Husband?s earnings and the Wife?s financial needs

The case revolves around the applicant Tracey Elizabeth Roberts seeking to compel the Immigration Appeal Tribunal to determine her appeal for Bermudian Status which was granted after a court order but faced administrative silence regarding the formal conclusion of her appeal process