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Moyce, Appeal Of [2021] SHCA 4 (25 October 2021)
Leave to appeal was refused because the application was misconceived, raised only procedural and conduct complaints irrelevant to the merits, and there were genuine disputes requiring trial and expert evidence, making summary judgment inappropriate.
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A v The Attorney General of St Helena [2019] SHSC 1 (18 July 2019)
The claim is struck out because the facts do not support an inference that the Defendant assumed responsibility for the Plaintiff or created the danger, and the law as settled by Poole precludes a common law duty of care in these circumstances. The Plaintiff's arguments based on the Constitution and estoppel are rejected as providing no legal basis for imposing such a duty.
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