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Mullaney v Brenwal Ltd. [2012] 2 JLR_Note 5 (08 May 2012)
Civil negligence case in which the plaintiff succeeded, but damages were reduced for contributory negligence.
Chvetsov -v- BNP Paribas [2009] JRC 120 (19 June 2009)
The court allowed an appeal and struck out claims against a trustee’s nominee, holding no direct trust or tort duty was pleaded to beneficiaries.
Gale and Clarke v Rockhampton Apart and Anor 13-Dec-2006 [2006] JRC 189A (13 December 2006)
The Royal Court held that voisinage is part of Jersey law and that claims based on it are prescribed after ten years, not three.
Cole v Postal Admin. Cttee. [2004] JLR_Note 51 (29 November 2004)
A Jersey Law Reports note addressing whether breach of confidence gives rise to a tort claim, recognizing that such a cause of action exists in tort.
Cole v Postal Admin. Cttee. [2004] JLR_Note 23 (14 May 2004)
Jersey Law Reports note recognizing a tort cause of action for breach of confidence in Cole v Postal Administration Committee.
Cornick v Le Gac [2003] JLR_Note 43 (01 October 2003)
A Jersey tort decision on trespass to land, where the court found the respondent had trespassed and awarded damages to the applicant.
JFSC v Black [2002] JRC 77 (11 April 2002)
The Jersey Royal Court held that an Article 20(7) CIF Law claim is founded on tort and is subject to the three-year prescription period in the 1960 Law.
Gallaher v Dauny [2001] JLR 302 (24 May 2001)
The court held that a without prejudice indication of likely full liability was not a formal admission, though settlement of one identical claim could guide another.
Veka A.G. v T.A. Picot [1999] JLR 272 (30 September 1999)
This Jersey passing off case states the plaintiff must prove reputation, misrepresentation, and a likelihood of damage.
Veka A.G. v T.A. Picot [1998] JLR 417 (30 December 1998)
Jersey decision stating the elements of passing off: reputation, misrepresentation likely to cause confusion, and resulting likelihood of damage.
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