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U v. Jersey Fin. Servs. Commn. [2015] 1 JLR_Note 15 (24 February 2015)
Interlocutory guidance on public interest immunity and evidence disclosure, setting out procedure for asserting immunity in response to an application by U.
JK Ltd. v Planning Min. [2012] 1 JLR_Note 10 (31 August 2011)
A Jersey planning law appeal concerning whether the modified procedure should apply to the appeal.
Ferrara v Planning & Environment Min. [2010] JLR_Note 32 (08 June 2010)
A Jersey planning law note on judicial review concerning whether the Minister considered all relevant matters when making a planning decision.
Att. Gen. v O'Driscoll [2003] JLR 390 (09 July 2003)
Jersey case clarifying the test for fitness to plead: an accused is unfit if unsoundness of mind or inability to communicate prevents effective participation.
Eves v Viscount [2001] JLR_Note 22 (16 May 2001)
Bankruptcy note on degrèvement procedure: the court held that the Viscount may evict the debtor as part of the process.
Santos Costa v AG [1996] JRC 056 (21 March 1996)
The Jersey court considered whether the prosecution against Santos Costa was valid and dismissed the application, finding procedural requirements had been met.
MacKenzie v AG [1995] JCA 005 (13 January 1995)
The Jersey Court of Appeal dismissed MacKenzie’s appeal, holding that no procedural irregularity occurred that would justify disturbing the decision below.
In re Paul v [1994] JLR 333 (14 October 1994)
The tribunal’s refusal to adjourn for ill-health was held not inherently unreasonable, even where medical advice supported adjournment and no reasons were given.
Oliver v AG [1994] JRC 151 (25 July 1994)
The applicant challenged whether a prosecution had been properly instituted. The court held it had been and dismissed the application.
Attard v AG [1991] JRC 152 (21 October 1991)
A Jersey criminal judgment considering whether the prosecution was properly instituted in accordance with legal requirements.
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