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Company-law [2004] JRC 142

Papadimitriou and Lane and Partners v Quorum Manag

Papadimitriou and Lane and Partners v Quorum Manag [2004] JRC 142 (13 August 2004)

The court refused to strike out claims by a beneficial owner and her solicitors over alleged breaches of duty linked to a suspicious transaction report and costs.

  • Striking-out-pleadings
  • Fiduciary-duties
  • Company-management
  • Money-laundering-compliance
  • Remoteness-of-damage
  • Res-judicata
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Professional-negligence [2000] JCA 135

Bass v Pickersgill and Le Cornu

Bass v Pickersgill and Le Cornu [2000] JCA 135 (14 July 2000)

The Jersey Court of Appeal allowed a solicitor-negligence appeal, holding that the plaintiff had not proved recoverable loss from an undisclosed second charge.

  • Solicitor's-duty-of-care
  • Security-interests
  • Damages-for-negligence
  • Remoteness-of-damage
  • Breach-of-contract
  • Professional-negligence
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Tort-law [1992] JLR 145

Brown v Collas & Le Sueur

Brown v Collas & Le Sueur [1992] JLR 145 (30 June 1992)

Damages were recoverable for a second injury suffered in a natural attempt to avoid worsening the first injury, as it was clearly referable to the original tort.

  • Damages
  • Remoteness-of-damage
  • Tort-law
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Contract-law [1973] JJ 2389

Denney v Hodge

Denney v Hodge [1973] JJ 2389 (20 March 1973)

A Jersey contract damages case applying remoteness principles: loss suffered by a guarantor under a bank guarantee on default was held recoverable.

  • Damages
  • Remoteness-of-damage
  • Guarantee-liability
  • Contract-law
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