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Williams v Fox [2023] JRC 026 (15 February 2023)
Personal injury damages judgment for a prison officer injured in a road traffic accident, addressing loss of earnings, pension, congenial employment, and future earning capacity.
Corbin v Dorynek [2022] JRC 047 (16 February 2022)
The court found both boat drivers negligent in a jet ski-speedboat collision, apportioning responsibility 60% to Mr Dorynek and 40% to Mr Flath.
Conceicao v Silva Cleaning Services Limited [2020] JRC 226 (26 October 2020)
Employer found liable for failing to monitor safe ladder use, with damages reduced 40% for contributory negligence in a workplace injury claim.
Cummins -v- Howlands (Furniture) Limited [2014] JRC 113 (14 May 2014)
The Jersey Royal Court refused a late amendment to plead contributory negligence in a personal injury claim, finding the proposed case weak and prejudicial.
Chartier -v- States of Jersey Post [2010] JRC 119 (01 July 2010)
The court found a minor soft-tissue back injury with substantial psychological overlay, rejected the claim of an annular tear, and limited damages to the period attributable to the incident.
Chartier v States of Jersey Post [2007] JCA 068 (19 March 2007)
Appeal over a postal worker’s back injury. Liability finding against Jersey Post was upheld, but the medical causation and damages issues were sent back for reconsideration.
Wylie v Att. Gen. [2006] JLR_Note 18 (14 July 2006)
A Jersey criminal procedure note considering the meaning of “personal injury, loss or damage” for compensation orders.
du Feu -v- Hotel de France [2005] JRC 138 (04 October 2005)
The Royal Court of Jersey declined to strike out a personal injury claim for delay and instead set a rigorous timetable for assessment of damages.
Noel v Ann Street Group Ltd [2004] JRC 180 (12 October 2004)
The Jersey Royal Court held that an occupier was not liable for a visitor’s fall on an ordinary, unlit slipway kerb on adjoining land.
Watson v Ronez [2004] JRC 130 (20 July 2004)
The Royal Court of Jersey set aside a default judgment entered because the defendant’s advocates missed the hearing through an administrative error.
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