Hochoy v Nuge and Others
| Jurisdiction | Trinidad & Tobago |
| Year | 1964 |
| Date | 1964 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Trinidad and Tobago) |
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[1] The Prime Minister [2] Juno Samuel Appellants/Respondents v Sir Gerald Watt, Kcn, Qc Respondent/Appellant [ECSC]
...joined as a party when the Attorney-General was named in her place in accordance with the recommended constitutional procedure. Hochoy v NUGE and Others (1964) 7 WIR 174 followed. 2. The RPA 2001 makes provisions for the different political interests to be represented in the formation of......
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[1] Hon. Shawn K. Richards [2] Hon. Timothy Harris [3] Hon. Eugene A. Hamilton [4] Hon. Mark Brantley Applicants v [1] The Constituency Boundaries Commission [2] His Excellency the Governor General [3] The Prime Minister of St. Christopher and Nevis [4] Attorney General of St Christopher and Nevis Respondents [ECSC]
...page 71) Considered: The Prime Minister and Juno Samuel v Sir Gerald WattQ.C. Civil Appeal No. 5 of 2012 andHochoy v Nuge and Others (1964) 7 WIR 174; Hon. Shawn K. Richards v The Constituencies Boundaries Commission SKBHCV 2009/0159 St Kitts and Nevis unreported;. Distinguishing: Re Blake ......
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Faith Webster v The Public Service Commission
...represent the interests of the Governor-General, in respect of that claim. On that point, see the comments of the late Wooding C.J. in Hochoy v N.U.G.E. — (1964) 7 WIR 174, at page 181E – G. 111 In respect of this claim, it is this Court's view therefore, that it is the Attorney-General wh......
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Dottin (The Commissioner of Police) v Belgrave (Governor General) and the Police Service Commission
...refer to that person by his or her name but by his or her office. A similar point of view was expressed by Wooding CJ in Hochoy v. N.U.G.E And Others (1964) 7 W.I.R. 174. DISPOSAL 89 For all of the foregoing reasons, the appeal is dismissed with costs to the respondents, to be assessed if n......
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3 books & journal articles
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The evolution of constitutional protection of fundamental rights in Guyana
...(No1 ) (unreported) May 1996, p. 72. 50 (1969) 14 W.I.R.36I. 51 (1970) 15W.I.R.410. 52 (1969) 14 W.I.R. 353. 53 [1982] A.C . 361. 54 (1964) 7 W.I.R. 174. The provision was dealt with comprehensively by Persaud, J., (Ag.) in English v AG. 55 After examining the authorities, he concluded: I f......
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The privy council or a Caribbean final court of appeal?
...[1980] 2 W.L.R. 510; Maharaj v. A. G. of Trinidad and Tobago [1979] A.C. 385; and Hector v. A. G. of Antigua [1990] 2 W.L.R. 606. 83 (1964) 7 W.I.R. 174. 84 (1989) 41 W.I.R. 31 (H.Ct. Barbados). 85 See [1995] 1 W.L.R. 102 (P.C.). 86 (1972) 20 W.I.R. 361. 87 Ibid. at pp.406-407. 88 Suit No.4......
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Treaty making in Caribbean law and practice: the question of parliamentary participation
...Others: Legal Issues and Commissions of Inquiry in the Commonweatlh Caribbean" [1996] Vol. 1, No, 2, Caribbean Law Bulletin, 134. 40 (1964) 7W.I.R.174. personal to the Monarch and did not extend to her representative. This was especially the case where he exercised statutory power. Given th......