The Minister of Home Affairs v Carne & Correia
- May 2014
Wakefield Quin Limited successfully represented the respondents on the Minister’s appeal of an immigration tribunal ruling. The case confirmed that the respondents, who were naturalised permanent residents in Bermuda, were able to apply for Bermudian status. The judgment set an…
Chief Justice’s ruling makes bid for status easier
- May 2014
Source: The Royal Gazette, Bermuda The path to Bermuda status for holders of Permanent Resident Certificates just got easier, under a ruling delivered yesterday at the Supreme Court. The judgment by Chief Justice Ian Kawaley undoes a legal precondition so…
Pitt & Company Limited v Gary & Michael White
- March 2014
Wakefield Quin Limited successfully represented the plaintiffs, who had sued the defendants in the Supreme Court of Bermuda in an amount exceeding $1 million, for misrepresentation when entering into guarantee obligations. Jai Pachai and Peter Sanderson represented Pitt & Company…
Williams v The Bermuda Hospital Board
- March 2014
Wakefield Quin Limited successfully represented the plaintiff who had sued the defendant in the Supreme Court for negligence in failing to promptly diagnose his medical condition. The plaintiff successfully resisted the defendant’s appeal to the Court of Appeal. The Court…
Wakefield Quin advises on acquisition of the Pink Beach Club
- March 2014
Wakefield Quin represented the buyers in the acquisition of the prestigious Pink Beach Club property in Tucker’s Town, Bermuda. The transaction involved a number of complex aspects of Bermuda law including the structuring of corporate landholdings, obtaining planning and building…
Sale of Pink Beach Club confirmed
- March 2014
The former Pink Beach Club on South Shore Road has been sold to Sardis Developments Ltd, it was confirmed today. Wakefield Quin Ltd, acting on behalf of the company, said Sardis “intends to redevelop the site in conjunction with the…
Stevens v The Governor & The Deputy Governor
- October 2013
Wakefield Quin Limited successfully represented the plaintiff, who had applied for judicial review of the Governor’s decision to refuse to naturalise him on the basis that the Governor had wrongly formed the view that a spouse of a Bermudian has…
Thomson v Thomson & Colonial Insurance Company Ltd.
- June 2013
Wakefield Quin Limited successfully represented the defendant, who was claiming against his insurer in order to require them to cover his claim under his insurance policy. The Supreme Court agreed with the submission that a clause exempting liability when the…