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Le Sauteur and Sutherland v HM Attorney General [2024] JCA 224 (23 October 2024)
The Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal convictions for failing to take reasonable care for a patient’s health and safety, finding the verdict was supported by evidence.
Chivers v Da Silva Araujo [2024] JRC 058 (13 March 2024)
The Royal Court found the defendant negligent after he failed to keep a proper lookout and struck a cyclist crossing at a signal-controlled crossing.
Morley -v- Reed [2012] JRC 127A (28 June 2012)
Personal injury claim from a road collision. The court found the defendant primarily responsible for turning across the motorcycle’s path, but reduced damages for the plaintiff’s contributory negligence.
Cafe de Lecq v R.A. Rossborough [2012] 1 JLR 245 (14 March 2012)
An insurance broker breached its duty by failing to explain a restrictive warranty and its consequences, even though the client was an experienced businessman.
S and J Properties Ltd -v- La Chasse Properties [2009] JRC 160 (17 August 2009)
The Jersey Royal Court held that the plaintiff acted as a consultant, not a foreman, and dismissed the defendant’s counterclaim over alleged construction defects.
Nicholson v Health & Social Servs. [2004] JLR 422 (22 November 2004)
Medical negligence claim over delay in emergency caesarean failed. The court held a 55-minute decision-to-delivery interval was not negligent in 1977.
Nicholson v Health and Social Services Committee [2004] JCA 203 (22 November 2004)
The Court of Appeal dismissed a medical negligence appeal arising from a 1977 cord prolapse delivery, holding the 50–55 minute response was not negligent on the evidence.
Nicholson v Health and Social Services Committee [2004] JRC 096 (04 June 2004)
A medical negligence claim over delayed response to a cord prolapse at Jersey’s Maternity Hospital failed on liability, the court finding the 55-minute interval was not negligent in 1977.
1999/128 - Abacus CI Ltd v Matheson Securities [1999] UR 128 (14 July 1999)
Jersey stockbroker negligence claim dismissed. The court held Mathesons had an adequate monitoring system and that no causal link was proved between any breach and the Confederation Life loss.
Att. Gen. v McBoyle [1981] JLR 21 (02 April 1981)
The court held that driving without reasonable consideration is judged by a mixed objective and subjective test, focused on the ordinary prudent motorist and the accused’s state of mind.
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