Tomes v Coke Wallis [2002] JRC 131A (17 July 2002)
The obligation to pay £5,200 under clause 5(1) was clear, certain, and unconditional, and the defence raised was not a valid answer; summary judgment was appropriate for this sum. The claim for £856.07 under clause 19(2) involved disputed calculations and was not sufficiently certain for summary judgment.
- Citation
- [2002] JRC 131A
- Parties
- Plaintiff: CPT; First Defendant: PCW
- Jurisdiction
- Jersey
- Judgment Date
- 17 July 2002
- Procedural Posture
- Civil / Application for Summary Judgment; Appeal From Summary Judgment
- Outcome
- summary judgment granted in part, dismissed in part
- Legal Topics
- Summary Judgment, Partnership Dissolution, Contractual Obligations, Interest on Debts
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Parties
CPT
Plaintiff
PCW
First Defendant
Procedural Posture
Civil / Application for Summary Judgment; Appeal From Summary Judgment
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the first defendant is liable to pay £5,200 under clause 5(1) of the partnership dissolution agreement
- 2 Whether the plaintiff is entitled to summary judgment for £856.07 under clause 19(2) of the agreement
Ratio Decidendi
The obligation to pay £5,200 under clause 5(1) was clear, certain, and unconditional, and the defence raised was not a valid answer; summary judgment was appropriate for this sum. The claim for £856.07 under clause 19(2) involved disputed calculations and was not sufficiently certain for summary judgment.
Court Disposition
summary judgment granted in part, dismissed in part
Orders
- Summary judgment granted to the plaintiff for £5,200 plus interest at 2% above Barclays Bank plc base rate from 1 September 2000 until payment.
- Application for summary judgment for £856.07 dismissed.
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