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AG v Pearce (Royal Court : Hearing (Civil) : Binnington : Companies) [2025] JRC 261 (15 October 2025)
The Royal Court of Jersey granted a 10-year director disqualification order against Pearce after money-laundering convictions involving a Jersey company.
Ferreira v AG (Royal Court : Appeal (Criminal) : MacRae) [2025] JRC 243 (2 October 2025)
Criminal appeal partly allowed: one sexual-touching conviction was quashed for insufficient evidence, the remaining convictions stood, and sentence was reduced.
AG v Nicolle [2022] JRC 240 (07 November 2022)
The court held the defendant remained unfit to stand trial, ordered a trial of the facts, and directed that it be heard before the Inferior Number.
Extraordinary Licensing Assembly - Marina Metro Hotel 17-Nov-2020 [2020] JRC 242 (17 November 2020)
The Licensing Assembly found persistent COVID-19 guidance breaches at the Marina Metro Hotel. It declined to suspend the licence but imposed a ÂŁ20,000 fine.
In the matter of Q [2019] JRC 075 (02 May 2019)
The Royal Court of Jersey dismissed an application for costs against the Solicitor General after a delegate-appointment application was withdrawn.
Licensing Assembly [2019] JRC 043A (21 March 2019)
The Jersey Licensing Assembly refused Seedee Jons Limited’s Sixth Category licence and adjourned Cineworld Cinemas Limited’s variation application for up to 12 months.
W -v- JFSC [2016] JRC 184 (11 October 2016)
The Royal Court refused an adjournment of an administrative appeal, finding the medical evidence insufficient and holding that counsel could proceed without further instructions.
Att. Gen. v. Rosenlund [2016] 1 JLR 348 (06 April 2016)
The court ordered the Attorney General to pay costs on the standard basis after finding the application for saisie judiciaire was hopeless and not in the public interest.
Banyan Retail LImited -v- The Licensing Assembly [2016] JRC 031 (04 February 2016)
The Royal Court of Jersey refused judicial review of a licensing decision, holding that noise concerns, public interest, and the premises’ suitability justified refusal of a first-category licence.
Licensing Assembly Applications [2015] JRC 266A (21 December 2015)
The Jersey Licensing Assembly refused several liquor licence applications, but granted provisional licences to Don Inn subject to detailed conditions.
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