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Civil procedure [2017] JRC 098B

Booth -v- Zenith

Booth -v- Zenith [2017] JRC 098B (28 June 2017)

The court ordered disclosure of withheld documents, struck out parts of a witness statement that added unpleaded claims or argument, and awarded costs to the defendant.

  • Discovery
  • Privilege
  • Witness evidence
  • Reflective loss
  • Accounting
  • Striking out pleadings
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Trust law [2014] JRC 231

Booth -v- Zenith Trust Company Limited

Booth -v- Zenith Trust Company Limited [2014] JRC 231 (24 November 2014)

The Royal Court struck out breach of trust claims because the pleaded facts did not amount to arguable fraud or dol under Article 57 of the Trust (Jersey) Law 1984.

  • Breach of trust
  • Fraud exception to limitation
  • Limitation of actions
  • Accounting
  • Misrepresentation
  • Discovery
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Civil procedure [2002] JRC 59

McGorrin v Pascoe

McGorrin v Pascoe [2002] JRC 59 (12 March 2002)

The Jersey Court of Appeal enforced an unless order, requiring documents to be filed within 14 days and staying further proceedings pending appeal.

  • Unless orders
  • Extension of time
  • Accounting
  • Stay of proceedings
  • Unless-orders
  • Extension-of-time
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Contract law [2001] JRC 206

Eckman v Saco Defense

Eckman v Saco Defense [2001] JRC 206 (17 October 2001)

The court ordered an account on the MODA contracts, holding that expenses were capped at $650,000 to end-1995 and that an exceptional profit item must be included.

  • Profit sharing agreement
  • Variation of contract
  • Estoppel
  • Accounting
  • Termination of contract
  • Contract-law
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