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AG v Fernandes [2022] JRC 021 (31 January 2022)
The Royal Court refused a defence application to exclude late-disclosed witness statement passages, holding the evidence relevant and not unfairly prejudicial.
Hong Kong Foods Ltd and Gibbons -v- Robin Hood Curry and Thirkell [2017] JRC 082 (26 May 2017)
The Court of Appeal granted an extension of time to file an appeal, accepting the delay was short and excusable despite weak apparent prospects.
Jersey F.S.C. v A.P. Black Ltd. [2005] JLR_Note 36 (25 August 2005)
Interlocutory civil procedure note on whether pleadings should be struck out for prejudicing, embarrassing, or delaying the fair trial of the action.
Boyd v Pickersgill and Le Cornu [2004] JRC 103 (09 June 2004)
The Jersey Royal Court dismissed a professional negligence claim for want of prosecution after finding inordinate, inexcusable delay and serious prejudice.
1900 Trust v Nurnberg [2000] JLR 62 (23 February 2000)
A Jersey civil procedure decision on striking out pleadings for prejudice, embarrassment, or delay, stressing liberal interpretation but caution against easy claims of embarrassment.
1998/222 - Takilla Limited v- Green and ors [1998] UR 222 (9 November 1998)
The court dismissed Takilla Limited’s claims against former legal advisers for want of prosecution after finding years of inordinate delay and prejudicially stale evidence.
1998/190 - Allen v Stead [1998] UR 190 (17 September 1998)
Jersey court refused to dismiss a road traffic claim for want of prosecution, finding about two years of inordinate delay but no serious prejudice justifying strike-out.
C.I. Law Trust Co. Ltd. v Pike [1990] JLR 27 (30 January 1990)
Interlocutory civil procedure decision on striking out pleadings: a pleading is struck out only if it prejudices, embarrasses, or delays the fair trial of the present action.
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