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Civil procedure [2020] JCA 088

Lewis v Paterson

Lewis v Paterson [2020] JCA 088 (20 May 2020)

The Jersey Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal a costs order and noted that the substantive appeal against lifting a caveat would proceed separately.

  • Caveats
  • Costs orders
  • Appeals
  • Injunctions
  • Real property
  • Costs-orders
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Civil procedure [2018] JRC 153

Cornish and Cornish v Brelade Bay Limited

Cornish and Cornish v Brelade Bay Limited [2018] JRC 153 (28 August 2018)

The Royal Court set aside and refused to re-impose a caveat over development property, finding material non-disclosure and inadequate justification for such broad security.

  • Caveats
  • Freezing orders
  • Disclosure obligations
  • Remedial works
  • Building contracts
  • Ex-parte-disclosure
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Civil procedure [2011] JRC 158

Clarke -v- Callaghan

Clarke -v- Callaghan [2011] JRC 158 (10 August 2011)

The court held the caveat was legally unsustainable because the company was not the plaintiff’s debtor, and ordered the plaintiff to pay the defendants’ costs.

  • Caveats
  • Costs
  • Mediation agreements
  • Summary judgment
  • Civil-procedure
  • Mediation-agreements
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Civil procedure [2006] JRC 159

MacKinnon -v- Crill 9-Nov-2006

MacKinnon -v- Crill 9-Nov-2006 [2006] JRC 159 (09 November 2006)

The Royal Court of Jersey refused to lift a caveat over an applicant’s half-share in Oaklands, holding the caveat was properly issued and disclosure was adequate.

  • Caveats
  • Mareva injunctions
  • Full and frank disclosure
  • Ex parte applications
  • Security for legal fees
  • Ex-parte-applications
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