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Appeal from a strike-out decision partly allowed. Most Sharia-law, proper-law, construction, and trust issues were left for trial, but fraud issue estoppel was upheld.
CMC & Ors v Forster & Anor [2017] JRC 141 (06 September 2017)
The Royal Court refused to strike out third-party proceedings against Mr Njonjo, holding the contribution and indemnity claim was arguable and should proceed.
Campbell -v- Campbell [2017] JRC 108 (06 July 2017)
The Royal Court held that Richard Campbell was entitled to 50% of the Longton loans on a common intention constructive trust, with resulting trust as an alternative basis.
Al Tamimi -v- Al Charmaa [2017] JRC 033 (23 February 2017)
The Jersey Royal Court rejected the plaintiff’s claim that his wife held shares in two Jersey companies on nominee or trust terms for him.
Dubai Islamic Bank -v- Ridley [2016] JRC 102 (07 June 2016)
The court struck out Sharia-law and fraud-denial pleadings, holding they were legally unsustainable and barred by estoppel or abuse of process.
Campbell -v- Campbell and Others [2016] JRC 070 (23 March 2016)
The Jersey Royal Court refused a renewed forum non conveniens stay, but stayed one Secondary Claim issue about Business ownership pending related English proceedings.
Campbell -v- Campbell and Others [2016] JRC 041 (11 February 2016)
Interlocutory stay application in a family/business dispute. The court refused a full stay, granted a limited stay on ownership evidence, and varied expert timetables.
The Royal Court partly granted Richard Campbell’s request for further particulars and specific discovery, but refused broader, oppressive requests and ordered Richard to plead his constructive trust case.
Campbell -v- Campbell and Longton [2015] JRC 249 (03 December 2015)
Interlocutory ruling on further particulars and specific discovery in a family/company dispute over Longton loan arrangements, bank statements, and alleged constructive trust claims.
Campbell -v- Campbell Longton Ltd Financial Consultants (Jersey) Ltd and FCM Limited [2014] JRC 147 (25 July 2014)
The court dismissed Richard’s application for interim injunctions, holding that his own pleadings excluded any claim over monies used to repay the mother’s loan.
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