IN TlZ 3UI"l'ShE COURT OF JUDICATURE OF JAMAICA
SUIT NO. C.L. 2000D055
BETWEEN MICHAEL DELFOSSE
A N D ALVIN WGNALL
Mr. Audel Cunningham for plaintiff.
PLAINTIFF
DEFENDANT
Mr. Maurice Manning instructed by Nunes, Scholefield, DeLeon & Co.
for the defendant.
Heard: 31'' Julv, 2001
Campbell, J.
On the 8th June 2000, the plaintiff commenced an action to recover the
sum of six hundred thousand dollars ($600,000) with interest, in respect of a
Promissory Note that he claimed, was executed by the defendant.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE OF JAMAICA 
IN EQUITY
SUIT NO. E. 100 OF 2001
BETWEEN SEYMOUR BLACKWOOD
A N D CLAUDETTE BLACKWOOD
APPLICANT
RESPONDENT
Mr. H.S. Rose for the Applicant.
Mr. Leighton Miller for the Respondent.
Heard: 25&S e~tember2, 001,28& Se~tember2, 001 and 3& October, 2001
Campbell, J.
The parties were married on the 2gh September, 1998. The husband/applicant
was then aged 60 years, and the wife, 34 years. In 1.995 the applicant who had lived all

Breach of Contract – Claimants seek damages and interest – Whether interest should be awarded at the prevailing bank rate – Discretionary and Realistic award of interest – Judge should be provided with evidence to assess and ascertain an appropriate rate – Statistics from reputable agencies – Claim for an award of interest at the prevailing bank rate granted

Injunction – Application for an injunction to restrain a Law Firm from representing the Khemlani group of companies – Breach of Article 86 of the Articles of Association – Conflict of interest – Whether in the circumstances the injunction should be granted – Application for injunction refused

Application for Interlocutory Injunction – Interim Declarations in lieu of Injunction
– Section 16 of Crown Proceedings Act – Judicial Review – Locus Standi for

Application for review of an inmate held at the Court’s Pleasure – Part 75 of the Civil Procedure Rules – Section 7(7) of the Parole Act – Whether the Applicant should be released unconditionally or on parole with conditions – The court orders the
Applicant to be released unconditionally.

IN THE SUPREME COURT. OF JUDICATURE OF JAMAICA
IN COMMON LAW
SUIT NO. C.L. 1999lC-324
BET WEEN CROWN CORK De GUATEMALA PLAINTIFF I
AND CARLO PRODUCTS LIMITED
DEFENDANT
Mr. John Graham for the Plaintiff
Mr. John Givans for the Defendant
24m, 25m October And 29" November, 2001
CAMPBELL, J
On the 6' December, 1999, the Plaintiff, a corporation registered I
I
c' under the Laws of Guatemala, filed Writ of Summons and Statement of
Claim against the Defendant, a Company registered under the Laws of

Injunction – Application to restrain the 1st and 2nd Defendants, from employing any person, to occupy the post of Director, Contraband Enforcement Team, Level 9 – Whether Injunction should be granted in the circumstances – Whether the

False Imprisonment – Malicious Prosecution – Assault – Trespass – Complainant and Claimant complain of Carnal Abuse – No attendance of Complainant at court proceedings – Claimant charged with Attempting to Pervert the Course of Justice
– Claimant claims Damages – Exemplary Damages – Aggravated Damages –
Claimant’s claim fails – No damages awarded.

Constitutional redress- Judicial Review - Unless Order - Claim served without seal in breach of Unless Order - Whether claim to be struck out - Applicant also in apparent contemptuous breach - Whether application to be heard - Application for relief from sanctions.