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Halabi v Farrow and Ors (Royal Court : Hearing (Civil) : Thompson : Trust) [2025] JRC 326 (8 December 2025)
Appeal dismissed: the Royal Court upheld strike out and reverse summary judgment, finding the Plaintiff’s fiduciary-duty and dishonest-assistance claims were inadequately pleaded and prescribed.
Halabi v Farrow and Ors (Royal Court : Hearing (Civil) : Cadin : Trust) [2025] JRC 169 (25 June 2025)
The Royal Court struck out Halabi’s claims and granted reverse summary judgment, holding that allegations of fiduciary breach and dishonest assistance were not properly pleaded.
M B and Services Ltd and Anor v United Co. Rusal Int'l Public Joint Stock Co. 25-May-2021 [2021] JRC 160 (25 May 2021)
On a costs application after a partly successful strike-out hearing, the Royal Court held the defendant was the successful party but reduced its costs by 15%.
Sampurna Properties (Jersey) Limited v Blacks Outdoor Retail Limited [2019] JRC 092 (23 May 2019)
The court ordered a Scott Schedule before discovery in a lease dilapidations dispute, finding the pleadings too bare to define the alleged breaches.
Doran v Dataquill Limited [2018] JRC 148 (20 August 2018)
The Royal Court refused a strike-out application, but ordered the plaintiff to amend his pleading to set out the material facts and any quantum meruit alternative.
In the matter of the representation of G [2010] JRC 083 (21 April 2010)
The Jersey Royal Court dismissed a beneficiary’s discovery application as premature because the trust allegations were not properly pleaded.
Cannon v Nicol [2004] JRC 191 (02 November 2004)
The Royal Court refused to strike out a partnership dispute for delay, ordered further particulars on an allegation of conversion, and granted directions to proceed.
Abellan & Ors -v- Standard Chartered Bank [2004] JRC 131A (22 July 2004)
The court struck out pleadings alleging knowing assistance because the particulars did not properly allege dishonesty, though discovery obligations remained unchanged.
Morison v Eichner and Conway [2002] JRC 194D (14 October 2002)
The court partly allowed an amendment to pleadings, permitting deletion of damage heads but refusing late medical allegations and a new rescission basis.
In re Tomlinson v [1974] JJ 147 (13 November 1974)
The case concerned procedure for annulling a will of realty and pleading rules, including that only facts in issue must be pleaded, not evidential detail.
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