Dispute over whether an agreement between brothers following their mother's will constituted a lease or licence for an apartment

Claim by Lisa S.A. against Avicola Villalobos S.A. and Leamington Re for losses due to fraudulent reinsurance arrangements within a family-owned business group involving claims of off-the-books profits and manipulation of group affairs to the detriment of Lisa S.A. a shareholder

The claimant sought judicial review against the DPP's decision to prosecute him for criminal offenses alleging no basis for the charges and questioning the procedural fairness and rationality of the decision

Dispute over adjournment of winding up proceedings and continuation of Amended Light Touch Order versus immediate winding up based on petition filed by HSBC

Plaintiffs alleged breach of rights under the Constitution and Magna Carta due to early 1970s representations by Bermuda immigration authorities leading to their forced leave from Bermuda and sought constitutional damages for 'lost' years and distress

Dispute over continuation of furlough days Government's economic policy Union's response to cost-saving measures

Dispute over loan repayments and sale of a debt claim alleged undervaluation concerns of money laundering legal challenges in multiple jurisdictions

Respondents admitted various offences of dishonesty involving credit cards were conditionally discharged instead of convicted

The case involved the appeal against a production order issued based on a request from the Government of India which was argued to have been made without proper disclosure

Davis followed an ambulance closely charged with dangerous driving but contested as careless driving

Howard Ascento sentenced for breaching a Domestic Violence Protection Order and uttering threatening words against Nadia Silva the mother of his children

The Plaintiff, a Portuguese national, was employed by the Defendant as a cleaner. He claimed personal injury damages for an accident that occurred on September 2, 2000, when he slipped and fell while stripping wax from a floor. He alleged the accident was caused by the Defendant?s failure to provide proper safety footwear. The Defendant denied liability, arguing that the Plaintiff was responsible for his own footwear. The Court had to determine whether the employer was negligent and if the Plaintiff contributed to his injuries.