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Civil procedure [2017] JRC 111

Bates -v- Weston

Bates -v- Weston [2017] JRC 111 (18 July 2017)

The Jersey Royal Court granted partial discovery in a costs dispute, requiring disclosure of documents about Leeds, Mr Bates, and Carter-Ruck arrangements.

  • Discovery
  • Costs liability
  • Registration of foreign judgments
  • Indemnity arrangements
  • Costs-liability
  • Judgment-enforcement
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Conflict of laws [2014] 1 JLR 140

In re Marbeck Assocs. v

In re Marbeck Assocs. v [2014] 1 JLR 140 (02 January 2014)

The court held that an English county court judgment transferred to the High Court for execution was registrable in Jersey under the reciprocal enforcement law.

  • Recognition of foreign proceedings
  • Registration of foreign judgments
  • Conflict-of-laws
  • Foreign-judgment-registration
  • Reciprocal-enforcement
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Conflict of laws [1995] JLR 245

In re Hardwick v

In re Hardwick v [1995] JLR 245 (31 July 1995)

The Jersey court refused registration of an English county court judgment, holding it was not a judgment of a “superior court” under the 1960 reciprocal enforcement law.

  • Reciprocal enforcement of judgments
  • Registration of foreign judgments
  • Reciprocal-enforcement-of-judgments
  • Registration-of-foreign-judgments
  • Conflict-of-laws
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Conflict of laws [1995] JLR 23

In re Bell v

In re Bell v [1995] JLR 23 (16 February 1995)

The court held that a foreign summary judgment may be registered in Jersey if it is conclusive of the parties’ rights, even while an appeal is pending.

  • Reciprocal enforcement of judgments
  • Registration of foreign judgments
  • Conflict-of-laws
  • Reciprocal-enforcement-of-judgments
  • Registration-of-foreign-judgments
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Conflict of laws [1990] JLR 169

E.D. & F. Man (Sugar) Ltd. v Haryanto

E.D. & F. Man (Sugar) Ltd. v Haryanto [1990] JLR 169 (02 August 1990)

The Jersey court held it had a broader power to extend time for setting aside registration of a foreign judgment under the Royal Court Rules or inherent jurisdiction.

  • Reciprocal enforcement of judgments
  • Registration of foreign judgments
  • Setting aside registration
  • Extension of time
  • Conflict-of-laws
  • Reciprocal-enforcement-of-judgments
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