Dispute over family property failure to comply with loan agreement subsequent repossession by mortgagee and counterclaim for damages

Ehbony Allen was acquitted after the judge directed the jury due to an error in the indictment's wording regarding the intent to burn Natasha Morris with gasoline on 24th December 2017. A retrial was ordered due to legal errors for which the Crown was not responsible

Friendly society providing motor insurance legality under 1943 Act and 1868 Act

Ahmed Troy Caines a senior customs officer since 1983 alleged discrimination in promotion processes within the Customs Department

Employee dismissed after erroneously receiving another worker's pay claimed unfair dismissal citing health complaints were the real dismissal reason

Appellant appeals two orders from Family Court for enforcement of child maintenance by imprisonment for default of payment without adequate enquiry into means or consideration of other sanctions. Appeals relate to orders dated 24th March 2017 and 7th July 2017

The case focused on whether the Supreme Court could issue orders under section 36O of the Children Act 1998 for the return of a child to Bermuda and if the Petitioner fulfilled the duty of full and fair disclosure

The case involves a dispute over mortgage repayments and arrears on a property mortgaged by June and Ralph Robinson to Bermuda Life Insurance Company Limited. The dispute centers around the actual figure of monthly repayments and the total sum owed with the Plaintiff seeking possession of the property and payment of arrears while the Defendants contend the repayment figures and seek a stay of execution and a chance to refinance or buy the property at market value.

summary of Dispute over land boundary and access rights leading to several lawsuits involving claims of adverse possession conveyance based on such possession and subsequent development disputes

Selassie convicted of pre-meditated murder sentenced to life with 35 years before parole argued against the constitutionality of fixed parole terms

The Plaintiff, an independent director of CY Foundation Group Ltd., filed proceedings to challenge the company?s decision to delay its 2010 Annual General Meeting (AGM). The 2nd Defendant, Luck Continent Ltd., argued that the delay was a bad-faith tactic by the Cheng faction to prevent them from voting out certain directors. The Court ordered the company to proceed with the AGM. However, at the AGM, the company refused to count Luck Continent?s votes, effectively disregarding the court?s previous order. Luck Continent applied for judicial relief to enforce its voting rights.

Rape and murder of Rebecca Middleton in 1996 no conviction for murder or sexual assault judicial review of DPP's decision not to prosecute for sexual assault