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Patel & Ors v JTC Trust Company Limited & Ors (Royal Court : Hearing (Civil)) [2025] JRC 088 (28 March 2025)
The Royal Court of Jersey held that JTC must pay the Gaurang Parties’ costs of the third party proceedings on the standard basis, with a £75,904 interim payment.
J and BB v The Chief Officer of the States of Jersey Police Force [2023] JRC 159 (04 September 2023)
The Royal Court held that a Human Rights (Jersey) Law damages claim could be transferred to the Petty Debts Court if within its jurisdiction, and stayed the case for ADR.
TM Ruane Limited v Gale [2023] JRC 074 (10 May 2023)
Summary judgment was refused in a building-contract dispute because both the claim and counterclaim raised live factual and legal issues requiring trial.
Cafe de Lecq -v- Rossboroughs [2012] JRC 154 (23 August 2012)
Post-trial costs ruling holding that Rossborough unreasonably delayed mediation, justifying indemnity costs from 1 March 2011, subject to a 10% discount.
Bespoke Investments Ltd -v- Lincoln Nominees and Ors [2005] JRC 098 (20 July 2005)
The court awarded interest on a judgment sum from the date of breach and ordered the defendants to pay 85% of the plaintiff’s costs.
KHD Humboldt v la Generale [2005] JLR_Note 15 (20 April 2005)
Application for a stay of civil proceedings to allow alternative dispute resolution in Jersey.
KHD Humboldt Wedag Ag Koln and Ors v La Generale Des Carrieres et des Mines [2005] JRC 049 (20 April 2005)
The Jersey court refused a stay of enforcement proceedings on Belgian judgments against GĂ©camines, holding that debt restructuring talks did not justify further delay.
Luce v Manning [2004] JRC 014 (23 January 2004)
Appeal from a costs order: the court held the Master’s £750 cap was too arbitrary and awarded the plaintiff 50% of his standard costs up to payment in.
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