Leacock (Pearson) v Attorney-General
| Jurisdiction | Barbados |
| Court | High Court (Barbados) |
| Judgment Date | 2005 |
| Year | 2005 |
| Date | 2005 |
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9 cases
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The Attorney General et Al v Joseph and Boyce
...higher than would normally be the case. 122 Coughlan was one of the cases discussed in the judgment of Sir David Simmons in Pearson Leacock v The Attorney General 67. In that case the learned Chief Justice stopped just short of providing the applicant with a substantive benefit on the basis......
- Attorney General and Others v Joseph and Another
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The Commissioner of the Guyana Geology and Mines Commission v Diamond Quarry Inc., Baracara Quarries Inc.
...CCJ 10 AJ, 2013) 83 WIR 401 (GY); Harracksingh v A-G of Trinidad and Tobago [2004] UKPC 3, (2004) 64 WIR 362 (TT); Leacock v A-G (2005) 68 WIR 181 (BB); Observer Publications Ltd v Matthew (2001) 58 WIR 188 (AG PC); Pan Trinbago Inc v National Carnival Commission of Trinidad and Tobago ......
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Adriel Dermont Brathwaite v Attorney General of Barbados
...make it. And it is not an appeal from the decision of a public official or entity. 193 The case of Pearson Leacock vs Attorney General [2005] 68 WIR 181 and the dicta of Chief Justice of Barbados Sir David Simmons K.A was relied upon. It is accepted that the Court should not usurp the role......
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1 books & journal articles
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Legitimate Expectations, International Treaties and the Caribbean Court of Justice
...45. Ibid 108. 46. Ibid 111. 47. Ibid 112. 48. Ibid 113. 49. Ibid 114. 50. A clear example of this is the Barbados case of Leacock v AG (2005) 68 WIR 181 (HC Bdos). See also, A. Fiadjoe, Commonwealth Caribbean Public Law (3rd edn, Routledge-Cavendish, London 2007) 275. Legitimate Expectation......