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HRCKY Limited v Hard Rock Limited and Anor [2024] JCA 069 (05 April 2024)
The Court of Appeal dismissed HRCKY’s appeal over a Hard Rock franchise dispute, upholding findings of no actionable misrepresentation, no damages claim, and no dol par réticence in commercial contracts.
Piechota v The Jersey Royal Company Limited [2022] JRC 246 (08 November 2022)
The court held that most of the claimant’s ongoing pain and disability stemmed from family stress rather than the accident, limiting damages to accident-related loss.
Morelli v Morelli and Wagland and Ors [2021] JRC 221 (23 August 2021)
The Royal Court of Jersey refused an inquiry into damages on cross-undertakings after ex parte injunctions, finding the claimed losses were not causally shown and discretion also weighed against it.
MacFirbhisigh and Ching -v- CI Trustees and Others [2017] JRC 140A (04 September 2017)
The Royal Court refused Sinels leave to appeal against an interlocutory wasted-costs ruling, finding no real prospect of success and no public-advantage question.
MacFirbhisigh and Ching -v- CI Trustees and Others [2017] JRC 130A (14 August 2017)
The Royal Court refused Sinels’ strike-out and reverse summary judgment application in wasted costs proceedings, holding that causation on the later costs claim should go to trial.
Cafe de Lecq -v- Rossborough [2012] JRC 067 (26 March 2012)
The commissioner held that Rossborough failed to adequately warn Café de Lecq’s proprietor about a fryer warranty, and causation was established.
JEC -v- Brocken and Fitzpatrick 20-Apr-2006 [2006] JRC 059 (20 April 2006)
The Jersey Royal Court dismissed B&F’s third-party claim against Dewplan, finding no negligence in the design or installation of a demineralisation plant valve.
Snell v Thacker [2006] JLR 142 (23 March 2006)
The case addresses causation and quantum in contract damages for loss of development profits, including proof that the project would have proceeded but for the breach.
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.
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