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Booth v Viscount and Anor [2022] JRC 062 (08 March 2022)
The Jersey Royal Court refused to direct the Viscount to assign a negligence claim back to a discharged bankrupt, finding the refusal reasonable.
Young and Others -v- Haden and Others [2016] JRC 089D (28 April 2016)
The Royal Court ordered ÂŁ50,000 security for costs against corporate defendants on a counterclaim, finding the counterclaim substantive and not likely to be stifled.
Gildea v States of Jersey Health and Social Servic [2004] JRC 206 (25 November 2004)
The Court of Appeal refused a pre-trial application to exclude a treating doctor’s expert evidence, holding that any potential bias went to weight, not admissibility.
Boyd v Pickersgill and Le Cornu [2004] JRC 103 (09 June 2004)
The Jersey Royal Court dismissed a professional negligence claim for want of prosecution after finding inordinate, inexcusable delay and serious prejudice.
Bedell Cristin v Coke Wallis [2002] JRC 198 (18 October 2002)
The Royal Court of Jersey refused a recusal application against the Master, holding that the defendants had not shown an objective basis for apparent bias.
Eves v Troy [2000] JRC 217 (03 November 2000)
The Royal Court refused to strike out a claim arising from the Glendale Hotel dispute, finding the plaintiffs had an arguable personal contractual claim and should go to trial.
Voisin v Matheson Secs. [1999] JLR 177 (14 July 1999)
A Jersey court held that a stockbroker must exercise the skill and care of a reasonably competent stockbroker, and is not liable merely because advice leads to loss.
1999/41 - Scott v St Quintin [1999] UR 41 (25 February 1999)
The Jersey Royal Court held an estate agent liable for negligence after a rental valuation error was not properly communicated to the landlord client.
Troy v Michael Voisin & Co. [1998] JLR_Note 1a (05 October 1998)
A Jersey professional negligence case on failure to secure financial provision, where damages were awarded for anxiety and distress.
1998/87 - Boyd v Pickersgill and Le Cornu [1998] UR 87 (27 April 1998)
The Royal Court ordered a preliminary hearing on whether tort and contract claims were prescribed, distinguishing personal injury authority and leaving costs to that hearing.
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