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Buckley v Minister for Treasury and Resources and Ors [2024] JCA 288 (07 November 2024)
The Court of Appeal held that Jersey primary legislation is generally not amenable to judicial review, but allowed a limited Convention-rights challenge on retrospective tax application.
Want v Minister for Infrastructure [2024] JRC 083 (11 April 2024)
The Royal Court of Jersey allowed Mr Want’s appeal against suspension of his PSV badge, finding the decision-maker unlawfully followed a DBS barring decision automatically.
Imperium Trustees (Jersey) Limited v Jersey Competent Authority and HM AG [2024] JCA 084 (11 April 2024)
The Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal in a challenge to Jersey’s costs-immunity law, while reaffirming its Article 6 incompatibility ruling.
Buckley v Minister for Treasury and Resources and Ors [2024] JCA 085 (08 February 2024)
Leave to appeal was granted on constitutional and human-rights grounds arising from Jersey’s higher tax on second homes, including justiciability and retrospectivity.
Scott v The Minister for Treasury and Resources and the AG - [2020] JRC 095 (28 May 2020)
Leave to seek judicial review was refused. The Royal Court held that the challenge to Jersey’s COVID-19 payroll support scheme was a political objection, not an arguable public law claim.
Neville v Gorst and Ors [2018] JRC 094 (22 May 2018)
The Jersey Royal Court refused to sign an order of justice because it disclosed no cause of action, had no prayer for relief, and relied on non-justiciable political promises.
Gosselin -v- Minister for Social Security [2016] JRC 204 (08 November 2016)
The Royal Court of Jersey rejected a recusal application, holding that the Bailiff’s former roles and institutional position did not create objective bias.
Pearce v States Treasurer [2014] 2 JLR_Note 9 (02 July 2014)
The note concerns the constitutional meaning of “Public of the Island of Jersey” in Pearce v States Treasurer and records a clarification of that expression.
Syvret v Chief Minister and Others [2011] JRC 116 (20 June 2011)
The Royal Court struck out Mr Syvret’s claim as disclosing no cause of action and refused his recusal application, finding no apparent bias.
Syvret v Chief Minister [2011] JLR 343 (20 June 2011)
The court dismissed an application to recuse a Commissioner, holding there was no apparent bias from limited professional acquaintances or appointment by the Bailiff.
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