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Siciles C de Bourbon des Deux v BNP Paribas Jersey Trust [2020] JCA 017 (29 January 2020)
The Court of Appeal upheld findings of contempt against Camilla De Bourbon des Deux Siciles for failing to comply with a disclosure order and costs orders.
Queree -v- AG [2018] JRC 014 (18 January 2018)
The Court of Appeal allowed an appeal against an indecent assault conviction, holding the evidence did not prove clear withdrawal of consent or indecency.
Warren -v- AG [2014] JCA 080 (27 March 2014)
The Court of Appeal of Jersey refused leave to appeal against a ÂŁ198 million confiscation order made against Curtis Francis Warren for drug trafficking benefits.
In the matter of MM [2009] JRC 174 (01 September 2009)
The Royal Court held it could rehear a disciplinary appeal under the Law Society of Jersey Law 2005, confirmed the civil standard of proof, and gave procedural guidance.
AG v O'Connor and Ors [2007] JRC 054 (28 February 2007)
The court granted confiscation orders after a drug-trafficking conviction, applying the civil standard of proof and rejecting objections by O'Connor and Smitton.
AG v O'Driscoll [2003] JRC 212A (20 November 2003)
The court considered the standard of proof for fitness to plead under Jersey law, but declined to decide it definitively because both psychiatrists agreed the defendant was fit.
re Peacock Roberts and Lakeman v [2002] JRC 109 (29 May 2002)
The Royal Court of Jersey refused an adjournment, ordered forfeiture of ÂŁ6,480 as drug-trafficking proceeds, and released ÂŁ3,000 to Martin Roberts.
Kuwait Oil Tanker Co. S.A.K. v Mohsin [2001] JLR_Note 40 (08 August 2001)
A Jersey civil procedure note on the standard of proof for interim payment of damages in Kuwait Oil Tanker Co. S.A.K. v Mohsin.
Snooks v Att. Gen. [1997] JLR 253 (26 September 1997)
The court held that summing-up to Jurats in criminal trials need not match jury directions in full, so long as law, burden, standard of proof, and fairness on facts are covered.
Wright v Rockway Ltd. [1994] JLR 60 (04 February 1994)
In an application for leave to serve out of jurisdiction, the applicant must show a good arguable case on the merits, more than a mere prima facie case.
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