Issues revolved around the bank's power to sell validity of the sale process and allegations of selling at an undervalue

Conviction of murder and firearms offenses shooting after a heated exchange identification by CCTV chase by police GSR evidence

Applicant challenged deportation decision claiming a lack of notice and natural justice breach

Jahfari Raynor charged with unlawfully wounding Michelle Richards-Butterfield on August 5 2018. The Crown's application to ascertain if it's necessary to include gang association particulars in the charge

The case involved a dispute over money held in trust and an overpayment for software with the plaintiffs claiming restitution and the defendant countering with a claim of being a net creditor

The parties were married on 29 October 1994 cohabited until approximately September 2005 and divorced with decree nisi pronounced on 31 March 2006 and made absolute on 16 May 2006. Post-separation they lived separately within the matrimonial home with the husband leaving around end of July/August 2006. They have two children. The wife works as an underwriter and the husband is a businessman with interests in several companies. Cross applications for ancillary relief were filed by both parties leading to extensive affidavits and interlocutory applications. Issues arose concerning trust assets settled by the husband particularly whether these assets form part of matrimonial assets or constitute a financial resource available to the husband.

The case examines the methodology for calculating discount rates for future loss in personal injury claims considering the shift from a fixed percentage approach to one influenced by current economic realities and investment returns. It involves a detailed analysis of expert testimony on economic conditions investment strategies and the applicability of the Ogden Tables.

Agritrade Resources facing insolvency agrees to restructuring; disputes on JPLs' powers and identity

D&B sought judicial review against a decision denying economic relief claim deemed hopeless with a pre-existing favorable tribunal decision

Dispute over failure to complete architectural and planning services for a storage facility delay in project

Dispute over board composition following shareholder meeting voting irregularities stock exchange communication issues

Kamal Worrell lawyer accused of conspiring with Dujon Reid-Anderson and Devon Hewey to influence witness Lavon Thomas to give false evidence in the retrial of Hewey and a man called Cox for attempted murder. Thomas was offered money for altering his statement to benefit Hewey's defense