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The Court of Appeal allowed the employer’s appeal, holding that psychiatric injury was not reasonably foreseeable on the facts, despite upholding the Royal Court’s findings of fact.
MacLeod v The Channel Islands Cooperative Society Limited (Royal Court : Hearing (Civil) : Thompson : Personal injuries) [2025] JRC 321 (16 December 2025)
The Royal Court of Jersey refused to allow Mr MacLeod to advance a Wilkinson v Downton intentional harm claim, confining the case to negligence and duty of care issues.
Carroo Construction Limited v Peroh (Royal Court : Hearing (Civil) : Cadin : Expert evidence) [2025] JRC 253 (9 October 2025)
The Royal Court of Jersey granted procedural extensions, refused to join the plaintiff’s contracts manager personally, limited expert evidence, and made costs orders in a cost-plus construction dispute.
Neville v Bray and Ors (Royal Court : Hearing (Civil) : Mowschenson : Planning) [2025] JRC 139 (23 May 2025)
The Jersey Royal Court dismissed a misfeasance in public office claim arising from planning enforcement and prosecution over unauthorized window replacements.
Abreu v RS Reinforcements & CNR Construction (Royal Court : Hearing (Civil)) [2025] JRC 106 (24 April 2025)
The Royal Court of Jersey found both the Employer and CNR liable after a platform collapse injured a labourer, apportioning responsibility 20% to the Employer and 80% to CNR.
On a preliminary issue in this road-traffic claim, the Royal Court held the defendant negligent for failing to keep a proper lookout, while reserving contributory negligence.
Williams v Fox [2023] JRC 026 (15 February 2023)
Personal injury damages judgment for a prison officer injured in a road traffic accident, addressing loss of earnings, pension, congenial employment, and future earning capacity.
Corbin v Dorynek [2022] JRC 047 (16 February 2022)
The court found both boat drivers negligent in a jet ski-speedboat collision, apportioning responsibility 60% to Mr Dorynek and 40% to Mr Flath.
Royal Court held both boat operators negligent in a jet ski and speedboat collision, with responsibility apportioned 60% to Mr Dorynek and 40% to Mr Flath.
Agarwal and Agarwal v Standard Chartered Bank Jersey Branch [2022] JRC 011 (19 January 2022)
The Jersey Royal Court granted specific discovery of a bank’s fraud policies, staff training, and warning notices in an APP fraud dispute.
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