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Pickersgill v Young [2021] JRC 264 (15 October 2021)
The court refused a strike out and prescription application in a medical negligence claim, holding that contractual claims were not time-barred and tort claims were extended by valid agreement.
Ramos -v- Minister for Health and Social Services [2017] JRC 210 (12 December 2017)
Interlocutory judgment on strike out, summary judgment, and joinder arising from referral for embolisation treatment and alleged non-delegable duty of care.
Aukland v Minister for Health and Social Services and Cordova [2017] JRC 136 (31 August 2017)
The court ordered simultaneous exchange of expert reports on liability in a clinical negligence claim, finding that core liability issues should ordinarily be addressed adversarially.
V -v- Minister for Health and Social Security [2014] JRC 137 (23 June 2014)
The Royal Court of Jersey approved a settlement in a fatal accidents claim brought for a minor child, holding it had inherent jurisdiction to sanction the compromise.
Nicholson v Health and Social Services Committee [2004] JCA 203 (22 November 2004)
The Court of Appeal dismissed a medical negligence appeal arising from a 1977 cord prolapse delivery, holding the 50–55 minute response was not negligent on the evidence.
Nicholson v Health and Social Services Committee [2004] JCA 204 (22 November 2004)
The Court of Appeal (Jersey) granted leave to appeal to the Privy Council, refused security for costs, and made costs orders against the appellant.
Nicholson v Health and Social Services Committee [2004] JRC 136 (09 August 2004)
The court partly granted a late trial application to call one added witness, refused another, and declined further discovery in a brain-injury damages claim.
Nicholson v Health and Social Services Committee [2004] JRC 096 (04 June 2004)
A medical negligence claim over delayed response to a cord prolapse at Jersey’s Maternity Hospital failed on liability, the court finding the 55-minute interval was not negligent in 1977.
G v A [2000] JRC 36 (22 February 2000)
The Jersey Royal Court granted a private hearing in a medical-negligence damages claim, finding public trial risks could distort justice by worsening the plaintiff’s psychological condition.
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