Salu, Beverly v Worldwise Partners Limited Between Chong, Icolyn v Worldwise Partners Limited
Application for information pursuant to Part 34 of the Civil Procedure Rules, 2002
Jamaica Redevelopment Foundation v Premier Food Jamaica Ltd & G. Anthony Levy
Summary Judgment - summary judgment will not be granted where what is
placed before the court is the inert dry bones of the case, waiting to be called
to life by the breath of oral testimony. For only the prophet would be seized
with the prescience to know what form the inert dry bones would assume once
r- clothed with testimonial sinew.
Hunter, Winston, Johanna Hunter v Benjamin Hunter
Defaulf judgment - Appliation to set aside whelfher the CPR has two
drsfinct mbnC for sethng aside - whefier pemission mqmUId to He
acknowledgement of seml'ce ozzt of h-me - whether an imgularly obtained
default judgment can be vmBM-e Rd. 13.2 mdR . 13.3.
Wem an acknowledgement of semke is filed befom lfhe request for
judgment in default to be enterred? lfhough filed oufside of time allowed by
Guardsman Alarms Ltd v Graymill Engineering Ltd & Noel Gray.
Practice and Procedure - Application to set aside default judgment Rule
13.3 of the CPR.
Clarke, Namishy v The Attorney General of Jamaica
Trespass to the person - negligence - unintentional infliction of injury - self -
defence - duties of a constable.
Benain, Merna v Mercella Robinson et al
Breach of contract - Oral Agreement - Credibility of Claimant
Henry, Fitzroy v Ranglin,George,Nipo-Line Limited et al
Contract - ostensible loan contract - whether enforceable - public policy -
. award of costs.
The court finds it more than a little unpalatable to adjudicate upon a .
document the product of the devil's draftsman. The veneer of.
.moneylending jargon which clads the agreements is as efficacious as.
Adam's fig leaf.
The enforcement of these contracts would be the inexorable, if unwitthg, .
legitimization of what was prima facie an AIS. The pernicious socioeconomic
Denton, Donald v The Attorney General For Jamaica
Malicious prosecution; seizure of motor vehicle; whether done with
reasonable and probable cause; solicitation; whether amounts to
malice.
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