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STEPHEN v. STEPHEN

TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE No. M-255 of 2000 Between ANTHONY STEPHEN Petitioner And GILLIAN ELIZABETH STEPHEN Respondent Before the Honourable Mr. Justice J. Tam Appearances: Ms. J. Julien for the petitioner Ms. L. Francis for the respondent Decision Before the Court is the Petitioner/Husband’s Notice dated 15th February, 2002, to vary an order of Stollmeyer, J., dated 9th February, 2001, for periodical payments for the 3 children of the family by decreasing the same from $1,050.00 per month for each child, to $500.00 per month for each child. The application is made pursuant to section 31 of the Matrimonial Proceedings and Property Act (hereinafter referred...

13 August

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DELANEY v. DELANEY

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Matrimonial REPUBLIC OF TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO Reynold Waldropt & Associates Attorneys at Law Suite 4 No. 9 Prince Street, Arima Phone No. 868-664-3478 BAR No. WAR1991034 Email: reynoldwaldropt@yahoo.com Ronald Dowlath Attorney at Law c/o Suite 6 Corner Frederick & Prince Street, Port of Spain IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE No. M437 of 1993 Between MERLE DELANEY Petitioner AND NELSON DELANEY Respondent ***************************************** LET ALL PARTIES concerned or their Attorneys at Law attend before the Honourable Sitting Judge in Chambers at the Hall of Justice, Knox Street, Port of Spain on the day, 2012 at 9:00 0’clock in the forenoon on the hearing of an application by the Respondent for an Order that: - That this Application be deemed...

08 August

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R v Baskerville

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All ER Reprints/[1916-17] All ER Rep /R v Baskerville - [1916-17] All ER Rep 38 R v Baskerville [1916-17] All ER Rep 38 Also reported [1916] 2 KB 658; 86 LJKB 28; 115 LT 453; 80 JP 446; 60 Sol Jo 696; 25 Cox CC 524; 12 Cr App Rep 81 COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEAL VISCOUNT READING CJ, SCRUTTON, AVERY, ROWLATT AND ATKIN JJ 29 MAY 1916 31 JULY 1916 Criminal Law - Evidence - Corroboration - Accomplice - Essentials of corroboration - Independent evidence implicating accused - Warning to jury - Review of verdict by Court of Criminal Appeal. It has long been a rule of practice at...

08 August

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LAWES v. R

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LAWES v. R Citation # JM 2011 CA 106 Country Jamaica Court Court of Appeal Judge Panton, P.; Harris, J.A.; Phillips, J.A. Subject Criminal practice and procedure Date November 10, 2011 Suit No. Criminal Appeal No. 150 of 2008 Subsubject Identification by witness – Whether trial was unfair – Issue of lack of evidence – Improper police procedures – Miscarriage of justice – Quality of identification most important – Issue should have been withdrawn from jury – Appeal allowed – Conviction quashed. Appearances: Gayle Nelson for the applicant The Crown was not represented PHILLIPS, J.A.: [1] At a trial in the Circuit Court held in Kingston before Straw, J. and a jury, between 13 and 21 November 2008, the applicant...

08 August

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R. v. HASSOCK

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R. v. HASSOCK Citation # JM 1977 CA 16 Country Jamaica Court Court of Appeal Judge Robinson, P. | Watkins, J.A. | Melville, J.A. (Ag) Subject Criminal law Date June 17, 1977 Suit No. Criminal Appeal No. 111 of 1976 Subsubject Appeal against conviction - Firearms Appearances: Howard Hamilton for the applicant Mrs. Marva McIntosh for the crown MELVILLE, J.A. (Ag.): On the 13th day of June 1976, the applicant was convicted in the Gun Court of illegal possession of a firearm (Ct 1); robbery with aggravation (Ct II); shooting with intent (Ct IV); illegal possession of firearm (Ct V). He was acquitted on the 3rd count which charged robbery with aggravation. Counts I and II were concerned with the robbery of a Mr....

08 August

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WATCHE v. FORBES

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saCitation: TT 2003 CA 58 Title: WATCHE v. FORBES Country: Trinidad and Tobago Court: Court of Appeal Suit No.: Magisterial Appeal No. 281 of 2003 Judge(s): Hamel-Smith, J.A.; Nelson, J.A. Date: December 15, 2003 Subject: Practice and procedure Subsubject: Compensation - Magistrate's court - Appellant charged with offence of driving without due care and attention contrary to s.77(3) of the Summary Courts Act - Appellant made to pay compensation to respondent - Whether the compensation ordered by the magistrate was excessive - Court should refrain from making compensation orders - Victim should pursue his civil remedies - Orders for compensation quashed. Appearances: Mr. P. Godson-Phillip for the appellant. Mr. R. Boodoosingh...

04 August

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Taylor v Chief Constable of Cheshire

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All England Law Reports/1987/Volume 1 /Taylor v Chief Constable of Cheshire - [1987] 1 All ER 225 [1987] 1 All ER 225 Taylor v Chief Constable of Cheshire QUEEN'S BENCH DIVISION RALPH GIBSON LJ AND MCNEILL J 27 OCTOBER 1986 Criminal evidence - Video recording - Offence viewed on visual display unit - Admissibility of what was seen on visual display unit or video recording - Recording not available at trial - Whether evidence of contents of video recording inadmissible as hearsay - Whether evidence of what was seen on visual display unit or video recorder admissible as direct evidence of what was seen to be...

04 August

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REGINA v. DODSON ; REGINA v. WILLIAMS

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Weekly Law Reports (ICLR)/1984/Volume 1 /REGINA v. DODSON ; REGINA v. WILLIAMS - [1984] 1 WLR 971 [1984] 1 WLR 971 REGINA v. DODSON ; REGINA v. WILLIAMS [COURT OF APPEAL] 1984 April 9; 12 Watkins L.J., Park and Jupp JJ. Crime -- Evidence -- Identity -- Photographs taken by automatic security cameras -- Cameras activated during attempted armed robbery -- Whether photographs admissible in evidence Three armed men entered a building society office; one of them fired a shot gun and shattered a glass bandit-screen on the counter. The manager operated the alarm button. This activated two security cameras which began taking photographs at half-second...

04 August

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R v Wood

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R v Wood (1982) 76 Cr App Rep 23 Court: CA Judgment Date: circa 1982 Catchwords & Digest CRIMINAL LAW, EVIDENCE AND PROCEDURE - EVIDENCE - METHOD OF PROOF - DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE - DOCUMENTS AND TAPE RECORDINGS - CALCULATIONS BY COMPUTER After the theft of certain metals, metals of the same type were found in the defendant's possession. In order to establish whether they were part of the stolen metals, chemists subjected them to elaborate analysis of which certain complicated calculations were a necessary part. These were carried out by means of a computer. On the basis of that analysis the metals in the defendant's possession...

04 August

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R v Tolson

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R v Tolson (1864) 4 F & F 103, 176 ER 488 Court: NP Judgment Date: circa 1864 Catchwords & Digest CRIMINAL LAW, EVIDENCE AND PROCEDURE - EVIDENCE - METHOD OF PROOF - IDENTIFICATION - BY PHOTOGRAPH -- IN GENERAL On an indictment for bigamy, a photographic likeness of the first husband allowed to be shown the witnesses present at the first marriage, in order to prove his identity with the person mentioned in the marriage certificate. The photograph was admissible because it is only a visible representation of the image or impression made upon the minds of the witnesses by the sight of the person or...

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