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Data protection

Abramovich v Chief Minister of Jersey and Ors

The Royal Court dismissed the plaintiff’s summons for a fresh review of Tranche 1 personal data, wider mobile searches and a DAT load file, but ordered affidavits on irrelevancy, quality control and complete production.

  • Subject access request
  • Disclosure and redaction
  • Metadata
  • Privilege
  • Case management directions
  • Interlocutory relief
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Company law [2020] JRC 032

FTV II and Ors v ETFS Capital Limited and Anor

FTV II and Ors v ETFS Capital Limited and Anor [2020] JRC 032 (20 February 2020)

Interlocutory shareholder-dispute judgment on agreed issues and electronic discovery, with tailored search terms, custodians and time periods, plus exclusion of family emails.

  • Minority shareholder protection
  • Unfair prejudice
  • Just and equitable winding up
  • Electronic discovery
  • Case management directions
  • Shareholder-dispute
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Civil law

The Attorney General v Ian Joseph Ellis

The Royal Court refused to vacate the final hearing in a contested civil forfeiture case, declined to order the respondent’s personal attendance, and set limited further directions.

  • Tainted property
  • Summary procedure
  • Case management directions
  • Cross-examination
  • Costs
  • Civil-forfeiture
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Civil procedure [2008] JRC 007

O'Brien v Marett

O'Brien v Marett [2008] JRC 007 (16 January 2008)

The Royal Court of Jersey refused to extend time for appeals against earlier judgments and dismissed the Third Party’s leave-to-appeal applications.

  • Leave to appeal
  • Extension of time
  • Costs orders
  • Case management directions
  • Consent order
  • Miscarriage of justice
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