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Forward Group Limited v Balfour Investments Limited and Ors [2023] JRC 177 (30 September 2023)
The Royal Court reduced a trust services fee claim, rejecting the contractual interest rate and awarding lower interest at 3.5% per annum.
Murray v Camerons Limited [2021] JRC 234 (21 September 2021)
The Royal Court of Jersey assessed quantum in a construction dispute, rejecting the plaintiff’s Notional Final Account approach and awarding the defendant £337,333 excluding interest.
Murray v Camerons Limited [2020] JRC 179 (08 September 2020)
The Jersey Royal Court held that the parties’ relationship for the main works was governed by a JCT Standard Contract basis, not just the Letter of Intent.
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.
Viberts -v- Powell [2011] JRC 021 (25 January 2011)
The court held that the solicitors could recover fees under a signed retainer, found the defendant’s finances had changed, and allowed quantum meruit for pre-contract work.
The Royal Court allowed most of Sinel Advocates’ fee claim against Dean & Dean, but disallowed specific unauthorised items and work done after a stop-work fax.
Sinel v Dean [2007] JRC 205 (06 November 2007)
The Royal Court held that Sinels could recover most of its invoices for authorised legal work, but disallowed fees for work done after a stop-work instruction and some self-generated billing time.
Bennett v Lincoln [2005] JRC 029A (16 March 2005)
The Jersey Royal Court held there was no partnership in the Blue Collar business, no binding compromise agreement, and no estoppel preventing denial of either.
Louis v Le Liard [1990] JLR_Note 13a (30 May 1990)
A Jersey note on quantum meruit holds that services rendered by a family member may be compensable where there is an expectation of payment.
Broadland Estates Ltd. v Consolidated Hotels (C.I.) Ltd. [1990] JLR_Note 1b (09 April 1990)
Jersey case note on whether estate agents may recover remuneration on a quantum meruit basis where no express contract fixes payment.
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