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Evidence [2015] 1 JLR 1

Kilbey v. Grafters Ltd.

Kilbey v. Grafters Ltd. [2015] 1 JLR 1 (19 November 2014)

The court held that statements made in mediation are generally inadmissible at trial, subject to narrow exceptions for perjury, blackmail, or other unambiguous impropriety.

  • Privilege
  • Without prejudice communications
  • Mediation
  • Admissibility of evidence
  • Evidence
  • Without-prejudice-communications
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Civil procedure [2005] JRC 103

J - v - G Ltd

J - v - G Ltd [2005] JRC 103 (30 June 2005)

The Jersey Royal Court refused an interim payment in a personal injury claim and held that previous without prejudice interim payments were not disclosable at the liability stage.

  • Interim payments
  • Admissibility of evidence
  • Without prejudice communications
  • Negligence
  • Contributory negligence
  • Interim-payments
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Balfour Beatty v Torr

Balfour Beatty v Torr [2005] JLR_Note 14 (15 April 2005)

An interlocutory Jersey ruling reaffirming that without prejudice communications are privileged and generally inadmissible as evidence.

  • Privilege
  • Without prejudice communications
  • Evidence
  • Without-prejudice-communications
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Broadland Estates Ltd. v Lapidus

Broadland Estates Ltd. v Lapidus [1989] JLR_Note 7c (17 November 1989)

A Jersey Law Reports note holding that merely labelling communications “without prejudice” does not itself create privilege.

  • Privilege
  • Without prejudice communications
  • Evidence
  • Without-prejudice-communications
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