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Criminal law [2025] JRC 271

AG v Roberts (Royal Court : Sentencing

AG v Roberts (Royal Court : Sentencing (Criminal) : Le Cocq) [2025] JRC 271 (17 October 2025)

The Royal Court sentenced Gavin Neil Roberts for fraud and forgery arising from a prolonged deception of family members and ordered a nominal confiscation order.

  • Fraud
  • Forgery
  • Sentencing
  • Confiscation of assets
  • Breach of trust
  • Confiscation-of-assets
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Criminal law [2024] JRC 144

AG v Hill

AG v Hill [2024] JRC 144 (21 June 2024)

The Jersey Royal Court sentenced Hannah Hill to 10 months’ imprisonment for fraud involving repeated lies, a vulnerable victim, and a six-month course of deceit.

  • Fraud
  • Sentencing
  • Mitigation
  • Vulnerable victim
  • Fraud-sentencing
  • Vulnerable-victim
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Criminal law [2023] JRC 240

AG v Carr

AG v Carr [2023] JRC 240 (01 December 2023)

Sentencing in a Jersey fraud case: after a guilty plea, remorse and strong mitigation, custody was replaced with community service and costs were ordered.

  • Fraud
  • Sentencing
  • Community service
  • Mitigating circumstances
  • Community-service
  • Mitigating-circumstances
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Civil procedure

Bates v Weston

The Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal against refusal to set aside registration of an English costs judgment, rejecting fraud, public policy and stay arguments.

  • Reciprocal enforcement of judgments
  • Set-aside registration grounds
  • Public policy
  • Fraud
  • Vested rights in judgment
  • Stay of enforcement
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Criminal law [2023] JRC 086

AG v Bellas and Louis

AG v Bellas and Louis [2023] JRC 086 (26 May 2023)

The Royal Court reduced monthly compensation payments for two fraud defendants, prioritizing continued repayment to the elderly victim over the risk of default sentences.

  • Fraud
  • Compensation orders
  • Breach of trust
  • Sentencing policy
  • Compensation-orders
  • Sentencing
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Criminal law [2022] JRC 198

AG v Bellas and Louis

AG v Bellas and Louis [2022] JRC 198 (23 September 2022)

Sentencing judgment for fraud involving a vulnerable pensioner, where the court imposed community service and compensation orders rather than immediate imprisonment.

  • Fraud
  • Sentencing
  • Compensation orders
  • Breach of trust
  • Compensation-orders
  • Breach-of-trust
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Trusts [2022] JRC 150

Patel v JTC Trust Company Limited and Ors

Patel v JTC Trust Company Limited and Ors [2022] JRC 150 (12 July 2022)

The Royal Court refused the draft amendment as pleaded, but excused a procedural breach and allowed the plaintiffs to reapply with clearer particulars.

  • Amendment of pleadings
  • Fraud
  • Duress
  • Undue influence
  • Misrepresentation
  • Mistake
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Criminal law [2022] JRC 139

AG v Weller

AG v Weller [2022] JRC 139 (24 June 2022)

The Jersey Royal Court sentenced Shaun Weller to custody for defrauding his employer over four months in breach of trust, applying established sentencing principles.

  • Fraud
  • Breach of trust
  • Sentencing
  • Mitigation
  • Breach-of-trust
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Banking law [2022] JRC 011

Agarwal and Agarwal v Standard Chartered Bank Jersey Branch

Agarwal and Agarwal v Standard Chartered Bank Jersey Branch [2022] JRC 011 (19 January 2022)

The Jersey Royal Court granted specific discovery of a bank’s fraud policies, staff training, and warning notices in an APP fraud dispute.

  • Duty of care
  • Fraud
  • Discovery
  • Authorised push payment fraud
  • Banking procedures
  • Banking-law
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Trusts and equity [2021] JRC 319

Estate of the Late J. D. Hanson

Estate of the Late J. D. Hanson [2021] JRC 319 (17 December 2021)

The Jersey Royal Court held that Mr O'Leary breached his duties as bare trustee by transferring trust assets to a non-charitable foundation and ordered equitable compensation.

  • Breach of trust
  • Fraudulent misappropriation
  • Equitable compensation
  • Charitable trusts
  • Illegality doctrine
  • Breach-of-trust
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