Judicial Review - Whether refusal to re-enlist a Jamaica Constabulary Force member is equivalent to a dismissal of that member from his employment with the Jamaica Constabulary Force - Natural justice - Legitimate expectation.

Wills - Two wills - One will dated later in time than the other - Mental capacity of testator - Undue influence - Mental Health Act.

Application for variation of restraint order on ground that section 33 of the Proceeds of Crime Act is unconstitutional

Road traffic accident - Assessment of damages - Whiplash injury - Whether defendant can be heard at assessment of damages hearing following upon entry of default judgment.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE OF JAMAICA do4~@'
IN COMMON LAW /
SUIT NO. C.L. G 107 OF 2001
BETWEEN GRAINS JAMAICA LIMITED PLAINTIFF
AND DANNY WIGINTON
. , . , .
1 ST DEFENDANT . .. .... .... '.. ., . .. . . - . , . , ... . . . . L : . . -
AND LYN WIGINTON 2ND DEFENDANT
AND CHRISTOPHER WIGINTON 3RD DEFENDANT
AND CRG LEE CORPORATION 4TH DEFENDANT
Ms. Carol Davis for Plaintiff/Applicant
Mr. Emil George Q.C., Mr. John Vassell Q.C. and Mrs. Lara Dayes instructed by Dunn Cox
for the DefendantRespondent

IN THE REVENUE COURT
REVENUE COURT APPEAL NO: 2 OF 2002
IN RE THE GENERAL CONSUMPTION TAX ACT
BETWEEN GEORGE TRADING LIMITED APPELLANT
AND THE COMMISSIONER TAXPAYER
AUDIT AND ASSESSMENT DEPARTMENT
(GENERAL CONSUMPTION TAX) RESPONDENT
Mr. Herbert A. Hamilton for Appellant; Mrs. Yolande Lloyd-Small for Respondent;
Heard on May 28 and 30, July 10 and 23, and August 27,2003.
ANDERSON: J.
This is an application by way of a summons to extend the time for the filing of an appeal in

Negligence - Contributory negligence - Overtaking of vehicle - Turning into path of oncoming vehicle - Denial of allegation - Need to put forward reasons for denial - Failure to put own version of allegation which has been denied.

Claim for actual and/or reasonably expected pecuniary loss - Loss of expectation of life - Loss of years and funeral expenses under the Fatal Accident Act. 

Assault - Battery - False imprisonment - Malicious prosecution - Failure of defence to lead any evidence - Application during trial to strike out defence - Effect of failure of defence to leand any evidence during trial - What constitutes assault - Need to prove loss and/or damage in claim for damages for malicious prosecution - Claim for exemplary damages - Consideration of hearsay evidence during trial - Summary judgment - Prima facie case not be be equated with proven case.