IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JLTDICATLRE OFJAMAICA
IN EQUITY
SUIT NO. 166 OF 2002
BETWEEN CHARLTON HYLTON PLAINTIFF
AND CENTENNIAL DIGITAL JAMAICA LIMITED DEFENDANT
Mr. Ian Wilkinson and Miss Shawn Steadman for Plaintiff
Mr. Harold Brady for Defendant
Heard: April 3,4and April 11,2002
Sykes J (Ag)
It is 2002. Cellular telephones are ubiquitous. They are in the hands of princes and
paupers. The market appears to be lucrative. The defendant (a registered company in

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE OF JAMAICA
IN COMMON LAW
SUIT NO. C.L. H-104 OF 1994
BETWEEN
AND
DOROTHY HENRY
SUPERIOR PLASTICS LIMITED
PLAINT IFF
DEFENDANT
C;, Mr. Clyde William instructed by Haughton & Associates for
plaintiff
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Mr. Debayo Adidepe for defendant
May 13, 14, 16 and June 6, 2002
Sykes J (Ag)
November 20, 1991 will live long in the memory of the
plaintiff. That was the day on which she was injured at her
place of work, Superior Plastics Limited, located in

Statutory interpretation – Sections 29, 31, 32 and 34 of Telecommunications Act – Interpretation of contract. 

Company law – Receivership - Whether directors need leave to apply to set aside default judgment – Derivative action - Whether directors should indemnify company and on what terms.

Appeal - Appeal from refusal by Resident Magistrate - Principles applicable - Reasons for refusal

Trade mark – Registration of Trade Mark – Appeal from decision of Registrar – Sections 2, 10, 11, 13, 14, 43 of Trade Marks Act, 2001 – Trade Mark Rules - Articles 2, 3, 4, 5 of First Council Directive on Trade Marks of December 21, 1988, No. 89/104.

Appeal - Bail appeal from refusal by Resident Magistrate - Principles applicable - Reasons for refusal

Civil Procedure - Compromise of action - No court order - Applications seking to enforce compromise - Rule of the Civil Procedure Rules.