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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.
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.
Carvalho v Love [2024] JRC 076 (02 April 2024)
A Jersey personal injury judgment after an admitted rear-end collision, awarding damages for whiplash-type neck and shoulder injury, psychological harm, past loss of earnings, and future earning disadvantage.
J and BB v The Chief Officer of the States of Jersey Police Force [2023] JRC 159 (04 September 2023)
The Royal Court held that a Human Rights (Jersey) Law damages claim could be transferred to the Petty Debts Court if within its jurisdiction, and stayed the case for ADR.
McLachlan v Busy Bees Holdings Limited [2023] JRC 112 (30 June 2023)
The Jersey Royal Court set aside an expert determination on breach of warranty claims, holding the damages assessment was unfair and Wednesbury unreasonable.
Hore and Anor v Valmorbida and Anor - [2022] JRC 202 (30 September 2022)
The Jersey Royal Court held that fraud vitiated consent to a Settlement Agreement in an art joint venture, setting it aside and awarding restitution and damages.
The Royal Court held that a patio wall and parking did not unlawfully encroach on a right of way, but awarded the plaintiff ÂŁ1,000 for temporary interference.
A v Minister for Children and Education [2022] JRC 015 (24 January 2022)
The Royal Court of Jersey gave contested directions in a personal injury claim, ordering fact and liability expert evidence, rejecting budget exchange, and requiring an affidavit for privilege over CICB documents.
Banks v Sanne [2020] JRC 172A (28 August 2020)
The Jersey Royal Court refused leave to amend a damages pleading said to widen a loss-of-chance case to the 2015 IPO, and adjourned discovery issues.
The Royal Court held the States Employment Board could not terminate Mr Alwitry’s consultant contract without cause, and rejected repudiation and exemplary damages.
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