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The Court of Appeal allowed the employer’s appeal, holding that psychiatric injury was not reasonably foreseeable on the facts, despite upholding the Royal Court’s findings of fact.
AG v Grihault [2023] JRC 162 (08 September 2023)
The Royal Court dismissed an appeal against refusal of bail, holding the Magistrate was entitled to find a risk of further offending and a likely custodial sentence.
Booth (A.P.) v Viscount and Anor [2022] JCA 231 (31 October 2022)
On costs after dismissal of the appeal, the Court of Appeal ordered Mr Booth to pay the respondents’ full taxed costs, not 50%.
Lishman v. R. [2021] 1 JLR 66 (14 May 2021)
Criminal appeal concerning whether Lishman’s conviction should be upheld. The available material identifies the case and issue but not the court’s reasoning or outcome.
Lishman v. R. [2021] 1 JLR 42 (04 May 2021)
Criminal appeal concerning the validity of a conviction and the grounds advanced to challenge it.
Evans v AG 05-Feb-2021 [2021] JRC 035 (05 February 2021)
The Royal Court ruled on costs after Evans succeeded on appeal against dog-destruction and disqualification orders under the Dogs (Jersey) Law 1961.
Energy Investments Global Limited and Anor v Albion Energy Limited 06-Jan-2021 [2021] JCA 001 (06 January 2021)
The Court of Appeal decided costs after its substantive appeal judgment, ordering the respondent to pay appeal costs from 2 October 2020 and a payment on account.
F v AG [2019] JRC 012 (05 February 2019)
The court dismissed an appeal against a five-year restraining order and a refusal of costs, holding that costs were not appealable under the 1949 Law.
Holmes -v- Lingard and Others [2017] JRC 150 (18 September 2017)
The Royal Court refused to order a payment on account of costs pending appeal, finding the wider costs position unresolved and premature to determine.
Pearce -v- Treasurer of the States [2017] JCA 094 (17 June 2017)
The Court of Appeal awarded the respondent £1,600 in costs after the appellant’s appeal had been treated as abandoned and he declined to engage with costs.
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