Jones filed this claim and avers that Ms. Jones is unable to take over of the mortgage and that the court was aware of this. Jones’ attorney responded to Mr Jones’ attorney and states that Ms. The attorneys for the Bank by letter dated 5th June 2013 stated that the court in its judgment did not release Mr Jones from his obligations under the mortgage and that the monies would continue to be deducted. However, despite his attorney’s letter the monies continued to be deducted by the Bank.
Jones, wrote to Bank giving notice of the judgment which ordered that Ms. Deborah Mitchell, Attorney-at- Law for Mr. Jones and that she is to assume liability for the payment of the balance of the mortgage secured by that property. (Ag) in a judgment delivered on 22nd March 2013 ordered, inter alia, that the Carriacou property is to remain in the possession of Ms. In an application for ancillary relief, Rhudd J. The parties’ marriage was dissolved by decree absolute on 29th December 2010. These automatic monthly deductions would only cease with the consent of the Bank. Jones, a police officer at the rank of sergeant at the time, had an agreement with the Bank, where the monthly repayment sum would be automatically deducted from his salary by the Accountant General. On 23rd June 2005, the parties as husband and wife, secured a mortgage on the Carriacou property from the Grenada Co-operative Bank Limited (“the Bank”) with a monthly repayment sum of $1,349.59. claimant and defendant in proportion to their undivided shares in the Carriacou property. (b) Satisfaction of the outstanding mortgage sum (a) Payment of costs and expenses reasonably incurred as an incidence to the sale (4) An order for sale of the Carriacou property and that the proceeds of sale distributed in the following order: (3) A declaration that the claimant is the owner of an undivided share in the Carriacou property commensurate with the sums paid by him to service the mortgage of the Carriacou property since March 2013 or from some reasonable time thereafter. Jones since March 2013 to service the mortgage obtained from the Grenada Co-operative Bank Limited by the parties in or about June 2005 (“the mortgage”) and secured by the former matrimonial homes of the parties (“the Carriacou property”), more particularly described in the schedule annexed to the accompanying statement of claim represent part of the owners’ equity in the said Carriacou property. (2) A declaration that sums of money paid by Mr. Jones had the responsibility to service the mortgage from March 2013 or some reasonable time thereafter. (1) A declaration that pursuant to the ancillary relief order dated 22nd March 2013 in the related matrimonial matter Ms. Jones”) filed a claim form together with statement of claim against Ms. ACTIE, J.: This claim concerns the law of unjust enrichment. Electronic Litigation Filing and Service Procedure Rules.ECSC E-Litigation Portal User Information.Legal Profession Disciplinary Procedure Rules (St.Non Contentious Probate Rules and Administration of Estates.ECSC Civil Procedure (Amendment) (No.2) Rules.ECSC (Sittings of the Court) Rules, 2014.Court-Connected Mediation Practice Direction Forms.Honourable Sir Lascelles Lister Robotham.
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