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Le Claire -v- Brown [2014] JRC 187A (29 September 2014)
The court ordered a split trial, directing that liability and contributory negligence be determined before any assessment of quantum in a serious personal injury claim.
Le Claire v. Brown [2014] 2 JLR_Note 27 (29 September 2014)
A Jersey civil procedure note considering whether liability issues may be tried as a preliminary issue before quantum or other matters.
Cummins -v- Howlands (Furniture) Limited [2014] JRC 165 (01 September 2014)
The Royal Court adjourned trial dates after finding the plaintiff could not fairly proceed because of funding problems and late disclosure issues, but refused third-party intervention on liability.
Nott -v- Strzelecki [2014] JRC 155A (11 August 2014)
The court allowed expert road-traffic evidence in a damages claim, but only to analyse contemporaneous photographs and technical signs, not witness statements or legal conclusions.
Britannia Building Socy. v Milborn [2006] JLR_Note 31 (17 October 2006)
Civil procedure note on trying liability as a preliminary issue, with costs addressed in relation to that staged hearing.
Northedge v Le Sech [2003] JRC 160 (12 September 2003)
A Jersey personal injury claim failed after the court found the plaintiff had not proved the defendant caused his shoulder dislocation negligently or recklessly.
AG v Evans and others [1997] JRC 113 (16 June 1997)
Criminal judgment in which the Attorney General proceeded against Evans and others on issues concerning their alleged criminal liability.
AG v Ashford and Such [1996] JRC 129 (12 July 1996)
Jersey criminal-law judgment in AG v Ashford and Such concerning prosecution by the Attorney General. The supplied record contains no further reasons or outcome.
AG v Morley and Others [1995] JRC 069 (13 April 1995)
Jersey criminal judgment involving the Attorney General and Morley and Others, addressing criminal liability on the evidence and applicable common law principles.
AG v McDonough and Others [1994] JRC 117 (15 June 1994)
A Jersey criminal judgment involving the Attorney General and McDonough and Others, addressing criminal liability on the evidence presented.
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