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Case Name Date Court Jurisdiction Judge Type
The Court of Appeal for Bermuda CIVIL APPEAL No 3 of 2014 TRUSTEE 1 TRUSTEE 2 TRUSTEE 3 TRUSTEE 4 v The Attorney-General Respondent 2 Respondent 3 Court of Appeal Civil Zacca
The Court of Appeal for Bermuda CIVIL APPEAL No 17 of 2013 BERMUDA HOSPITALS BOARD v Geneanne Woods-Forde Court of Appeal Civil Zacca Reasons For Decision
Zharrin Frankie Simmons v THE QUEEN The appellant Zharrin Simmons, along with two male persons, was convicted on two counts of robbery. The first count related to Kenneth Williams and the second to Victoria DeCoute. She was sentenced to five years imprisonment on each count, the sentence to run concurrent. On 27th August 2011, at about 8 p.m. Kenneth Williams along with Victoria DeCoute, left Miss DeCoute mother’s house in Pembroke driving in her mother’s car. Miss DeCoute was in the passenger seat. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. The car was driven to Hermitage Road in Devonshire. On arrival there, Mr. Williams parked the car in a parking lot outside of SAL. He said it was dark but there were streetlights there. They had gone there to purchase marijuana. Miss DeCoute contacted the person they were going to meet. About five minutes later, Mr. Williams testified, that he saw a man come towards the parked car. The man came to the driver’s side of the car. The window was down; the door was closed but not locked. Another man came towards the car and the first man opened the driver’s door. He had a knife in his right hand and he tried to stab Mr. Williams around his head and chest area. Mr. Williams tried to grab the knife. The second man was attempting to punch him in his face. Court of Appeal Criminal Zacca Reasons For Decision
The Court of Appeal for Bermuda CRIMINAL APPEAL No. 2 of 2014 JONATHAN JON CUMBERBATCH v The Queen Court of Appeal Criminal Zacca Reasons For Decision
Tracey Pitt v THE QUEEN Respondent/Appellant TRACEY PITT Baker, JA: Tracey Pitt was tried in the Supreme Court before Wolffe AJ and a jury on an indictment containing six counts. On 10 September 2013 she was acquitted of counts 1 and 3, causing grievous bodily harm when driving a vehicle whilst impaired by alcohol and count 5 driving a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. She was convicted of counts 2 and 4, reckless driving contrary to section 320 of the Criminal Code and count 6, failing or refusing to provide a specimen of breath contrary to section 35C(7) of the 2. 3. 4. 5. Road Traffic Act 1947. She was sentenced to 3 months imprisonment concurrent on each count and on count 6 was also disqualified for 18 months with 8 demerit points. On 19 March 2014 we allowed her appeal against conviction on counts 2 and 4 and dismissed her appeal against conviction on count 6. We allowed her appeal against sentence on count 6 to the extent of varying her sentence by vacating the 3 month sentence of imprisonment and reducing the Court of Appeal Zacca Reasons For Decision
The Court of Appeal for Bermuda CRIMINAL APPEALS Nos. 20 & 21/21A of 2011 JAHMEL GLEN BLAKENEY SANCHEY WINSLOW KAIJUAN GRANT v The Queen Court of Appeal Zacca Judgment
Re The Court of Appeal for Bermuda CRIMINAL APPEALS Nos. 2 & 10 of 2013 EVERETT JAHNI BEAN RANDOLPH ANTHONY SIMONS THE QUEEN Court of Appeal Zacca
The Court of Appeal for Bermuda CRIMINAL APPEAL No 5 of 2013 THE QUEEN v Jennifer Franks Court of Appeal Criminal Zacca Reasons For Decision
The Court of Appeal for Bermuda CIVIL APPEAL No 2 of 2013 KAMAL WILLIAMS v The Bermuda Hospitals Board Court of Appeal Civil Evans Judgment
The Court of Appeal for Bermuda CRIMINAL APPEAL No 10 of 2012 JANIS ZEGELIS v The Queen Court of Appeal Criminal Zacca Judgment
Re The Court of Appeal for Bermuda CRIMINAL APPEAL No 5 of 2012 ANWAR MUHAMMAD THE QUEEN Court of Appeal Criminal Zacca Judgment
Antoine Anderson v The Queen Court of Appeal Criminal Zacca Reasons For Decision
The Minister Of Finance v Bunge Ltd Court of Appeal Civil Zacca
Leyoni Junos v The Bank Of Bermuda (Hsbc) Court of Appeal Civil Auld Reasons For Decision
The Court of Appeal for Bermuda CRIMINAL APPEALS No 14 of 2011 & 3 of 2012 MARICO COLIN DEREK BASSETT v The Queen Court of Appeal Zacca Reasons For Decision
The Court of Appeal for Bermuda CIVIL APPEAL No 12 of 2012 DIRECTOR OF LAND VALUATION v Samuel Andrew Banks Court of Appeal Civil Zacca Judgment
The Court of Appeal for Bermuda CRIMINAL APPEAL No 1 of 2012 JARON ROBERTS v THE QUEEN 8 March 2013 21 March 2013 Court of Appeal Civil Zacca Judgment
Re The Court of Appeal for Bermuda CRIMINAL APPEAL No 17 of 2011 ANTONIO DONOVAN DUDLEY MYERS -т7- THE QUEEN Court of Appeal Criminal Zacca Reasons For Judgment
Avicola Villalobos S.A. (Second Defendant) v Lisa S.A Leamington Reinsurance Company Limited (Plantiff) (First Defendant)
[2007] CA (Bda) 10 Civ
Court of Appeal Civil Nazareth Reasons For Judgment
Ki-Roy Kinta Butterfield Jahcai Daniel Morris Tahir Nesta Bascome v The Queen
[2007] CA (Bda) 3 Crim
Court of Appeal Criminal Zacca. Reasons For Judgment
The Court of Appeal for Bermuda CRIMINAL APPEAL No 11 of 2015 JAVON WEEKS v The Queen Court of Appeal Baker Judgment
KIAHNA TROTT-EDWARDS Appellant/Respondent v THE QUEEN Respondent/Appellant Court of Appeal Baker
The Queen v Jerome Bailey Court of Appeal Baker Judgment
Taariq Clarke v The Queen Court of Appeal Baker Ex Tempore Judgment
Minister Of Home Affairs & The Attorney-General v Melvern Williams Court of Appeal Civil Baker
Joeshun Russell v The Queen Court of Appeal Criminal Baker Ex Tempore Judgment
George Darrin Virgil v The Queen
[2016] CA (Bda) Crim (18 March 2016)
Court of Appeal Criminal Baker
The Corporation Of Hamilton v The Attorney General The Centre For Justice Court of Appeal Baker Judgment
The Attorney-General Of Bermuda The Chairman Of The Parole Board The Minister Of National Security The Minister For Home Affairs v Leighton Griffiths Court of Appeal Civil Baker
The Allied Trust & Allied Development Partners Ltd v The Attorney General & The Minister Of Home Affairs Court of Appeal Civil Baker
The Court of Appeal for Bermuda CIVIL APPEAL No. 23 of 2015 THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL v MARTIN HOLMAN et al Court of Appeal Baker
Bermuda Industrial Union (“Biu”) Bermuda Public Service Union (“Bpsu”) Bermuda Union Of Teachers (“But”) v The Minister Of Home Affairs Court of Appeal Baker Judgment
Andrea Battiston v Pernell Grant Court of Appeal Baker Judgment
Re Rl Trust!
[2025] SC (Bda) 3civ. (9 Jan 25)
Supreme Court Civil Judgment
Cheyra Bell v THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL THE DEPARTMENT OF CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES THE HEAD OF PUBLIC SERVICE THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Dantae Williams, Marshall, Diel & Myers, for the Appellant Lauren Sadler-Best, of the Attorney-General’s Chambers, for the 1st - 3rd Respondent Richard Horseman, of Wakefield Quin Ltd, for the 4th Respondent Hearing date(s): On the papers - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
[2023] CA (Bda) 17 Civ
Court of Appeal Civil Clarke
The Queen v REBECCA WALLINGTON Mr Alan Richards (Office of the Director for Public Prosecutions) for the Appellant Mr Mark Pettingill (Chancery Legal Ltd) for the Respondent Hearing date: 1 March 2022 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
[2022] CA (Bda) Crim 3
Court of Appeal Criminal Clarke Judgment
Josef Vlcek v THE QUEEN Ms Aura-Lee Cassidy (Kairos Philanthropy) for the Applicant Ms Cindy Clarke (Director for Public Prosecutions) for the Respondent Hearing date: 3 March 2022 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
[2022] CA (Bda) Crim 5
Court of Appeal Criminal Clarke Judgment
GAYLE ANN VENTURES Intended Appellant v CLARIEN BANK LIMITED Intended Respondent Mr Cameron Hill (Westwater Hill & Co.) for the Intended Appellant Mr Kevin Taylor (Walkers (Bermuda) Limited) for the Intended Respondent Hearing date: 10 February 2022 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
[2022] CA (Bda) Civ 1
Court of Appeal Civil Bell Ruling
Re Marita Hayward Rosina Hardtman Supreme Court Civil Mussenden Ruling
Michael Woodroffe v Pamela Woodroffe (Nee Collins)
[2021] CA (Bda) 11 Civ
Court of Appeal Civil Clarke Ruling On Costs
Fiona Miller (Police Sergeant) v Dennis Webb Supreme Court Appellate Subair Williams Judgment