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Equity [2017] JRC 014A

CMC Holdings Ltd -v- Forster and Ors

CMC Holdings Ltd -v- Forster and Ors [2017] JRC 014A (17 January 2017)

The Royal Court refused applications to join proposed third parties, holding there was no prima facie basis for joinder on joint tortfeasor, conspiracy, or inherent jurisdiction grounds.

  • Dishonest assistance
  • Contribution and indemnity
  • Joinder of third parties
  • Unjust enrichment
  • Conspiracy
  • Fiduciary duties
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Civil procedure [2015] JRC 182

Davey and Chawke -v- Tredant

Davey and Chawke -v- Tredant [2015] JRC 182 (04 September 2015)

The Royal Court refused the defendant’s application to join former law-firm partners as third parties, finding the negligence claim was unnecessary and would complicate the main suit.

  • Joinder of third parties
  • Duty of care
  • Advancement of succession
  • Rapport Ă  la masse
  • Negligence claims
  • Third-party-joinder
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Civil procedure [2013] JRC 192A

Crill Canavan -v- Mackinnon

Crill Canavan -v- Mackinnon [2013] JRC 192A (01 October 2013)

The Royal Court of Jersey allowed Crill Canavan to convene David Brownbill Q.C. as a third party, and stayed the costs order on amendments.

  • Joinder of third parties
  • Service out of jurisdiction
  • Costs orders
  • Forum non conveniens
  • Contribution and indemnity
  • Third-party-joinder
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Civil procedure

Foley v Hamon

Foley v Hamon [1985] JLR_Note 3b (30 September 1985)

Interlocutory civil procedure note on joinder of third parties and the court’s discretion in deciding whether joinder is just and convenient.

  • Joinder of third parties
  • Exercise of discretion
  • Civil-procedure
  • Joinder-of-third-parties
  • Judicial-discretion
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