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Article #1 – Defamation & Social Media

Defamation & Social Media By: Sherisse Walker Attorney-at-LawMartin George and Co. Attorneys-at-Law MAGCO DAILY LEGAL LESSONS DISCLAIMER: Please note this does NOT constitute LEGAL ADVICE or LEGAL CONSULTATION, which you should get from your own Attorneys and this is being shared with the general public for the purposes of information and discussion ONLY. A) INTRODUCTION The tort of Defamation continues to be an evolving one not only within the jurisdiction of Trinidad and Tobago but also throughout the world; owing to the explosion of the use of social media, which, has now become the breeding ground for the publication of disparaging and defamatory content. However,...

27 March

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“STAY CALM” in this time as we face Covid-19. We will get through this!

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Hey Guys a message from Tristan Griffith, an Aspiring Junior Attorney-at-Law, bringing HOPE to our nation and advising to "STAY CALM" in this time as we face Covid-19. We will get through this! [embed]https://youtu.be/HnzBPnQfaLY[/embed] #jesuschristgotdis WE DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THE MUSIC BEING PLAYED....

27 March

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Man wrongfully arrested 3 times for child support

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A TOBAGO man has initiated legal action against the State for wrongful arrest, false imprisonment and breach of his rights. The man was arrested three times by police on alleged outstanding maintenance orders when there were none against him. Attorneys Martin George and Janelle Ramsaroop on Wednesday issued a pre-action protocol letter to the Attorney General Faris Al-Rawi on behalf of Curtis Carrington. Carrington is the father of one child who turned 21 in March. The periods for which it is alleged he owed were long after his child turned 18. The letter said around 2011, his ex-wife took him to court for maintenance...

13 March

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Subramaniam v Public Prosecutor

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Subramaniam v Public Prosecutor [1956] 1 WLR 965, 100 Sol Jo 566 Court: PC Judgment Date: 09/07/1956 Catchwords & Digest COMMONWEALTH - CONSTITUTIONS AND GOVERNMENTS OF MEMBERS OF THE COMMONWEALTH - PARTICULAR MEMBERS OF THE COMMONWEALTH - AUSTRALIA - STATE LEGISLATURE - STATE TRANSPORT CO-ORDINATION (BARRING OF CLAIMS AND REMEDIES) ACT (NSW) In Hughes and Vale Pty Ltd v State of NSW [1955] AC 241, the Judicial Committee held that the provisions of State Transport (Co-ordination) Act 1931-1951, of New South Wales (the principal Act) requiring application to be made for a licence and all provisions consequential thereon in so far as they purported to apply...

13 March

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R_v_O & Connor_(Damien)_(2010)

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Judgments CA, CRIMINAL DIVISION Neutral Citation Number: [2010] EWCA Crim 2287 No: 200801633/B3‑200901502/B3 IN THE COURT OF APPEAL CRIMINAL DIVISION Royal Courts of Justice Strand London, WC2A 2LL Tuesday, 22nd June 2010 B e f o r e: LORD JUSTICE HOOPER MR JUSTICE GROSS HIS HONOUR JUDGE MOSS QC (Sitting as a Judge of the CACD) R E G I N A v DAMIEN O'CONNOR Computer Aided Transcript of the Stenograph Notes of WordWave International Limited A Merrill Communications Company 165 Fleet Street London EC4A 2DY Tel No: 020 7404 1400 Fax No: 020 7831 8838 (Official Shorthand Writers to the Court) Mr S Csoka appeared on behalf of the Appellant Mr B Cummings QC appeared on behalf of the Crown J U D...

13 March

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Motor Depot Ltd and Wilkinson v. Kingston upon Hull City Council

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Justice of the Peace Law Reports/2013/Motor Depot Ltd and Wilkinson v. Kingston upon Hull City Council - (2013) 177 JP 41 (2013) 177 JP 41 Motor Depot Ltd and Wilkinson v. Kingston upon Hull City Council [2012] EWHC 3257 (Admin) Queen's Bench Division (Elias LJ and Singh J) October 23, 2012 Trading law -- whether content of business record admissible if not produced -- Criminal Justice Act 2003, s.117 -- deception as to manner in which price determined -- whether misleading impression in commercial practice can be corrected by other information -- Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008, regs.9 and 5(4)(g) -- whether each web page...

13 March

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Business and Other Documents

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Blackstone's Criminal Practice 2018/Part F Evidence/Section F17 Exceptions to the Rule against Hearsay (Excluding Confessions)/HEARSAY EXCEPTIONS: (1) HEARSAY ADMISSIBLE BY AGREEMENT, UNAVAILABLE WITNESSES AND BUSINESS DOCUMENTS/Business and Other Documents Business and Other Documents F17.25 Criminal Justice Act 2003, s. 117 (1) In criminal proceedings a statement contained in a document is admissible as evidence of any matter stated if-- (a) oral evidence given in the proceedings would be admissible as evidence of that matter, (b) the requirements of subsection (2) are satisfied, and (c) the requirements of subsection (5) are satisfied, in a case where subsection (4) requires them...

13 March

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The start of MAGCO’s Caribbean expansion. Mr. Martin George was called to the Bar in Dominica today.

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CONGRATULATIONS MR. MARTIN GEORGE!!! ...

13 March

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Statement by Martin George Chairman of the Tobago BUSINESS CHAMBER

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Statement by Martin George Chairman of the Tobago BUSINESS CHAMBER, on the cancellations of Tobago Jazz and Tobago Cruise ship arrivals and the effect on Tobago businesses. [audio ogg="https://martingeorge.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/WhatsApp-Audio-2020-03-13-at-2.40.21-PM.ogg"][/audio]...

10 March

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Judge warns of crisis in health sector because of Nursing Council impasse

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A HIGH COURT judge has warned that the health care sector could find itself in crisis mode if decisions taken by the Nursing Council between April to early October 2019 are not ratified. Justice Frank Seepersad has also urged that elections for the council’s executive be held as a matter of urgency.” In a decision on Monday, Seepersad voided all the decisions made by the council from April 19 to early October 2019, saying they were invalid since the council did not have the power to hold over in office after the expiration of its term. The council’s three-year term ended on April...

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