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Stamm & Anor v Stamm [2026] NIMaster 2 (16 January 2026)
On assessment of damages after default judgment, the court awarded Julie Stamm and Steven Kennedy £7,500 each for defamatory emails sent to their employer and a supplier.
Jackson v Collins [2025] NI Master 16 (14 October 2025)
On default judgment, the High Court assessed £100,000 damages for libel over false Twitter posts accusing Peter Jackson of bribery and witness tampering.
Jackson v Collins [2025] NI Master 16 (14 October 2025)
Default judgment libel damages assessment over defamatory tweets accusing the plaintiff of bribing a witness in a rape trial. The court awarded £100,000 and costs.
Lynas v Ulsterbus Ltd [2025] NIKB 51 (12 September 2025)
Quantum judgment after admitted liability for a bus accident causing a young woman catastrophic spinal injuries, psychiatric harm, and long-term care and earnings losses.
Lloyd v RSA Insurance [2025] NIKB 43 (18 June 2025)
Road traffic damage claim concerning repair costs, credit hire, and storage after a collision with a bus. The court awarded repair and limited hire/storage damages.
Carlin v Waldron & Anor [2025] NIKB 12 (20 February 2025)
The High Court in Northern Ireland awarded damages to a nurse injured in a hospital crossing accident, finding her ongoing back symptoms still arose from the collision.
McBride v McGuigan & Anor [2024] NIMaster 20 (18 September 2024)
Assessment of damages after default judgment in a construction dispute. The court rejected most of the plaintiff’s evidence and awarded only £3,911.56.
On an assessment of damages, the court awarded £83,088.85 and substituted No 4 Victoria Limited as defendant after finding evidence of fraud and asset transfers.
Frizzell v Police Service of Northern Ireland & Ors [2021] NIMaster 8 (30 July 2021)
The court refused an ex parte application to assess default damages early, holding that using the rule to guard against possible future legislation would be improper.
McKibbin v UK Insurance Ltd [2021] NIQB 27 (05 March 2021)
High Court appeal on credit hire and diminution in value. The court reduced neither hire duration nor repair recovery, and assessed diminution at 7.5%.
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