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Halabi v Farrow and Ors (Royal Court : Hearing (Civil) : Thompson : Trust) [2025] JRC 326 (8 December 2025)
Appeal dismissed: the Royal Court upheld strike out and reverse summary judgment, finding the Plaintiff’s fiduciary-duty and dishonest-assistance claims were inadequately pleaded and prescribed.
Halabi v Farrow and Ors (Royal Court : Hearing (Civil) : Cadin : Trust) [2025] JRC 169 (25 June 2025)
The Royal Court struck out Halabi’s claims and granted reverse summary judgment, holding that allegations of fiduciary breach and dishonest assistance were not properly pleaded.
Halabi v Farrow and Ors [2023] JRC 251 (13 December 2023)
Interlocutory decision on a further-information application, requiring the plaintiff to particularise allegations of fiduciary breach, dishonesty, and assignment.
Patel v JTC Trust Company Limited [2023] JRC 152 (22 August 2023)
The Royal Court partly allowed an appeal on pleadings, permitting misrepresentation and dishonest assistance amendments, but rejecting dol and conspiracy amendments.
Patel v JTC Trust Company Limited and Ors [2023] JRC 009 (13 January 2023)
The Jersey Royal Court allowed only part of a proposed amendment to trust litigation, rejecting unjust enrichment and some other claims, and apportioned costs.
CMC v Forster and Ors 09-Oct-2019 [2019] JRC 202 (09 October 2019)
Appeal allowed in a discovery dispute. The Court set aside the Master’s renewed order for 10% dip sampling and restored standard discovery.
CMC Holdings -v- Forster & Ors [2018] JRC 081 (02 May 2018)
The Jersey Royal Court dismissed appeals by Jeremiah Kiereini and Charles Njonjo against refusal to strike out or summarily dismiss third-party claims.
CMC -v- Forster and Ors [2018] JRC 078 (26 April 2018)
The Jersey Royal Court allowed an appeal against limited dip-sampling discovery, ordering a normal discovery exercise in a disputed fiduciary breach claim.
CMC Holdings -v- Forster and Others [2017] JRC 190 (09 November 2017)
The Royal Court of Jersey refused to strike out or summarily dismiss a third-party contribution claim, holding that unjust enrichment may support apportionment between joint wrongdoers.
CMC Holdings Ltd -v- Forster and Ors [2017] JRC 014A (17 January 2017)
The Royal Court refused applications to join proposed third parties, holding there was no prima facie basis for joinder on joint tortfeasor, conspiracy, or inherent jurisdiction grounds.
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