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Criminal law [2020] JRC 006

AG v O'Connor and Templeton-Brown

AG v O'Connor and Templeton-Brown [2020] JRC 006 (10 January 2020)

The Royal Court extended time for confiscation proceedings and granted confiscation orders against O'Connor and Templeton-Brown after cannabis conspiracy convictions.

  • Confiscation orders
  • Criminal benefit
  • Joint criminal enterprise
  • Exceptional circumstances
  • Statutory time limits
  • Confiscation-orders
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Property law [2008] JCA 204

Burby v Thompson and Bertram

Burby v Thompson and Bertram [2008] JCA 204 (27 November 2008)

The Court of Appeal of Jersey held that Article 91 of the 1880 Property Law required only that a dégrèvement date be fixed within time, not that the hearing occur then.

  • DĂ©grèvement
  • Statutory time limits
  • Adjudication of renunciation
  • Court powers to adjourn
  • Creditor rights
  • Debtor rights
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Property law [2008] JRC 133

Burby v Thompson and Bertram

Burby v Thompson and Bertram [2008] JRC 133 (14 August 2008)

The Jersey Royal Court held that a dégrèvement was not void for alleged non-compliance with Article 91 of the Loi (1880) sur la Propriété Foncière.

  • DĂ©grèvement
  • Statutory time limits
  • Adjournment powers
  • Remise de biens
  • Priority of hypothecs
  • Degrevement
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Criminal law [2008] JRC 033

AG -v- Da Silva

AG -v- Da Silva [2008] JRC 033 (03 March 2008)

The court held it retained jurisdiction to consider a confiscation order despite a missed six-month statutory period, applying R v Sonajee and allowing the matter to proceed.

  • Confiscation order
  • Statutory time limits
  • Jurisdiction
  • Drug trafficking
  • Confiscation-orders
  • Statutory-time-limits
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Criminal law [2000] JRC 65

Representation of Leigh Francis Mauger

Representation of Leigh Francis Mauger [2000] JRC 65 (12 April 2000)

The Royal Court held that a detention order for suspected drug money had expired before renewal, so later orders were invalid and forfeiture could not proceed.

  • Drug trafficking
  • Detention of money
  • Statutory time limits
  • Forfeiture
  • Statutory-interpretation
  • Drug-trafficking
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