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Dentskevich v Strachan (Royal Court : Hearing (Civil)) [2025] JRC 053 (25 February 2025)
The Royal Court refused a split trial in a personal injury claim, finding liability and quantum remained intertwined. It also amended case-management directions.
On a preliminary issue in this road-traffic claim, the Royal Court held the defendant negligent for failing to keep a proper lookout, while reserving contributory negligence.
Chivers v Da Silva Araujo [2024] JRC 058 (13 March 2024)
The Royal Court found the defendant negligent after he failed to keep a proper lookout and struck a cyclist crossing at a signal-controlled crossing.
Crow v Fresh Dough Company Ltd and Anor [2024] JRC 012 (16 January 2024)
The Royal Court of Jersey refused to strike out defences after a window was replaced and lost. The Master held there was no abuse of process and a fair trial remained possible.
Corbin v Dorynek and Anor [2022] JRC 085 (08 April 2022)
Royal Court of Jersey costs judgment after a personal injury trial. The court declined indemnity costs, ordered standard-basis costs to be apportioned, and made no order on certain applications.
Corbin v Dorynek [2022] JRC 047 (16 February 2022)
The court found both boat drivers negligent in a jet ski-speedboat collision, apportioning responsibility 60% to Mr Dorynek and 40% to Mr Flath.
Royal Court held both boat operators negligent in a jet ski and speedboat collision, with responsibility apportioned 60% to Mr Dorynek and 40% to Mr Flath.
Conceicao v Silva Cleaning Services Limited [2020] JRC 229 (02 November 2020)
Costs decision in a Jersey personal injuries claim. The court held the plaintiff remained the successful party and awarded costs against the defendant.
Conceicao v Silva Cleaning Services Limited [2020] JRC 226 (26 October 2020)
Employer found liable for failing to monitor safe ladder use, with damages reduced 40% for contributory negligence in a workplace injury claim.
Corbin v Dorynek and Flath [2020] JRC 031 (18 February 2020)
The Royal Court ordered a split trial on liability in a maritime collision claim, but refused a preliminary issue on limiting liability under Jersey shipping law.
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