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Criminal law [2021] JRC 174

Bonney v AG

Bonney v AG [2021] JRC 174 (17 June 2021)

The Royal Court of Jersey allowed an appeal against a magistrate’s refusal to recuse herself, finding apparent bias under the Porter v Magill test.

  • Judicial bias
  • Recusal of judges
  • Apparent bias
  • Fair trial
  • Case stated procedure
  • Judicial-bias
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Compulsory purchase [2004] JRC 212

Crook and Renouf v Greffier of the States

Crook and Renouf v Greffier of the States [2004] JRC 212 (06 December 2004)

The Jersey Royal Court held the claimants had an arguable case on compulsory purchase valuation and directed the arbitrators to state a case, while staying proceedings for mediation.

  • Compensation valuation
  • Open market value
  • Special suitability
  • Case stated procedure
  • Mediation stay
  • Compulsory-purchase
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Criminal law [2004] JRC 104

LeG v Attorney General

LeG v Attorney General [2004] JRC 104 (10 June 2004)

The Royal Court declined to order a case stated and held there was no automatic stay of Youth Court proceedings pending the application.

  • Joint enterprise
  • Plea acceptance
  • Case stated procedure
  • Locus standi
  • Discretion to stay proceedings
  • Case-stated-procedure
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Administrative law [2003] JCA 130

Planning and Environment v Lesquende

Planning and Environment v Lesquende [2003] JCA 130 (18 July 2003)

The Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal over a valuation dispute, holding that the 5% discount issue was a factual matter for the arbitrators, not a question of law.

  • Compulsory purchase
  • Valuation of land
  • Case stated procedure
  • Jurisdiction
  • Interlocutory appeals
  • Compulsory-purchase
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Compulsory purchase [2003] JCA 021

Planning and Environment v Lesquende

Planning and Environment v Lesquende [2003] JCA 021 (30 January 2003)

The Court of Appeal of Jersey refused leave to appeal against a refusal to order a case stated in a compulsory purchase compensation dispute, holding the issue was factual.

  • Compensation determination
  • Arbitration procedure
  • Jurisdiction of courts
  • Case stated procedure
  • Finality of decisions
  • Compulsory-purchase
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Planning law [2003] JLR 15

P. E. C. v Lesquende Ltd.

P. E. C. v Lesquende Ltd. [2003] JLR 15 (10 January 2003)

The court held there was no appeal from the Royal Court’s refusal to order a case stated under the 1961 compulsory purchase law, because article 12(2) makes the decision final.

  • Settlement of price by arbitration
  • Case stated procedure
  • Appealability of refusal to state a case
  • Compulsory-purchase
  • Planning-law
  • Case-stated-procedure
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Administrative law [2003] JRC 004

Planning and Environment v Lesquende

Planning and Environment v Lesquende [2003] JRC 004 (10 January 2003)

The court held that the refusal to state a case on Issue 2 was interlocutory, so leave to appeal was required, and refused leave.

  • Leave to appeal
  • Interlocutory orders
  • Finality of decisions
  • Compulsory purchase
  • Case stated procedure
  • Leave-to-appeal
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Compulsory purchase [2002] JRC 196

P and E v Lesquende

P and E v Lesquende [2002] JRC 196 (15 October 2002)

The Royal Court granted a case-stated order on one valuation issue in Lesquende, holding there was an arguable error of law about whether rezoning formed part of the scheme.

  • Pointe gourde principle
  • Scheme definition
  • Rezoning
  • Valuation methodology
  • Judicial review
  • Case stated procedure
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