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Property law [2025] JRC 012

Burmingham v Le Hegarat

Burmingham v Le Hegarat [2025] JRC 012 (14 January 2025)

The Royal Court of Jersey ordered the sale en licitation of La Presse, rejecting Edward Le Hegarat’s proprietary estoppel and unjust enrichment claims.

  • Co-ownership
  • Licitation
  • Proprietary estoppel
  • Unjust enrichment
  • Wills and succession
  • Proprietary-estoppel
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Property law [2021] JRC 197

E v F, G and H

E v F, G and H [2021] JRC 197 (26 July 2021)

The court refused an immediate application for licitation over jointly owned property, holding it was premature until the parties’ interests were first determined.

  • Licitation
  • Co-ownership
  • Partition of property
  • Summary judgment
  • Unjust enrichment
  • Mediation
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Property law [2014] JRC 141A

Representation of Barnett

Representation of Barnett [2014] JRC 141A (11 July 2014)

The court refused to issue a caveat restraining the sale of Sous Le Mont, holding that the Viscount had a duty to sell assets in the désastre and was not to be micro-managed.

  • Caveat
  • Sale of property
  • Desastre
  • Joint ownership
  • Licitation
  • Sale-of-property
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Land law [1996] JLR 261

Fallaize v Fallaize

Fallaize v Fallaize [1996] JLR 261 (22 July 1996)

The court held that termination of co-ownership by licitation must proceed by public auction, not private treaty, to protect the co-owner’s interests.

  • Co-ownership
  • Termination of co-ownership
  • Licitation
  • Public auction
  • Land-law
  • Public-auction
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