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HRCKY Limited v Hard Rock Limited and Anor [2024] JCA 069 (05 April 2024)
The Court of Appeal dismissed HRCKY’s appeal over a Hard Rock franchise dispute, upholding findings of no actionable misrepresentation, no damages claim, and no dol par réticence in commercial contracts.
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.
Hore and Anor v Valmorbida and Anor - [2022] JRC 202 (30 September 2022)
The Jersey Royal Court held that fraud vitiated consent to a Settlement Agreement in an art joint venture, setting it aside and awarding restitution and damages.
Hard Rock Limited and Anor v HRCKY Limited [2022] JRC 172 (18 August 2022)
Appeal against refusal to strike out a counterclaim for discovery breaches was dismissed; the court held the late disclosure of one report did not justify strike-out.
Hard Rock Cafe International (STP) Inc and Anor v HRCKY Limited [2022] JRC 055 (01 March 2022)
The court refused to strike out the plaintiffs’ answer for discovery non-compliance, but found a deliberate breach and ordered further disclosure about a 2006 strategic report.
Hore v Valmorbida [2021] JRC 242 (30 September 2021)
The Royal Court held it had discretion to hand down judgment after settlement and decided to publish, citing public interest and the case’s legal significance.
Hard Rock Limited and Anor v HRCKY Limited [2020] JRC 079 (05 May 2020)
The Royal Court found serious discovery non-compliance by the plaintiffs, granted one final chance to comply, and ordered indemnity costs and a ÂŁ5,000 payment on account.
In the matter of II [2018] JRC 031 (7 February 2018)
Appeals against strike-out orders were dismissed. The court held the sons had no direct cause of action, and fraud allegations were inadequately particularised.
AG -v- Gaber [2013] JRC 151 (31 July 2013)
On sentence for reckless fraud and breach of trust, the Jersey Royal Court imposed 14 months' imprisonment despite mitigation, including a guilty plea and medical evidence.
AG -v- Lewis, Christmas, Foot and Cameron [2012] JRC 177 (05 October 2012)
Sentencing judgment in a Jersey fraud case involving misleading investment statements, reckless and knowing misconduct, custodial terms, and director disqualification.
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