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Employment-law

JT (Jersey) Limited v Mark Wood

The Court of Appeal made no order as to costs after finding Mr Wood was the overall winner, but taking account of JT’s conditional settlement offer and partial success on appeal.

  • Unfair-dismissal
  • Settlement-offer
  • Redundancy-claim
  • Appeal-costs
  • Royal-court
  • Employment-law
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Employment-law

Piazza v Dominion Fiduciary Services Ltd.

Piazza v Dominion Fiduciary Services Ltd. [2014] 2 JLR_Note 8 (25 June 2014)

Employment note on parallel proceedings in the Jersey Employment Tribunal and Royal Court, addressing whether both forums may proceed at once.

  • Parallel-proceedings
  • Jurisdiction-of-employment-tribunal-and-royal-court
  • Employment-law
  • Employment-tribunal
  • Royal-court
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Criminal-law [2009] JRC 169A

AG v Donachie

AG v Donachie [2009] JRC 169A (27 August 2009)

The Royal Court refused an application to vacate guilty pleas to 24 counts of larceny as a servant, holding the pleas were unequivocal and properly advised.

  • Vacating-guilty-plea
  • Larceny-as-a-servant
  • Discretion-of-court
  • Criminal-law
  • Guilty-plea-withdrawal
  • Royal-court
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Case law

Alhamrani v Alhamrani

Alhamrani v Alhamrani [2007] JLR_Note 52 (06 September 2007)

A Jersey Law Reports note for Alhamrani v Alhamrani concerning the Royal Court’s general equitable jurisdiction.

  • Equitable-jurisdiction
  • Royal-court
  • Jersey-law-reports
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Case law

A v B

A v B [1994] JLR_Note 6c (27 June 1994)

Royal Court appeal from the Judicial Greffier in A v B. The publicly available record provides only the procedural note and citation.

  • Appeals
  • Royal-court
  • Procedural-posture
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