Wiltshire v Cain
| Jurisdiction | Barbados |
| Court | Supreme Court |
| Year | 1960 |
| Date | 1960 |
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4 cases
- Jones and Another v Duke
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Nakeisha Wiltshire v National Housing Corporation
...or mistake, under section 40 of the Land Registration Act, Cap. 229. 13 Akin to the position in relation to a Registrar's conveyance, Wiltshire v Cain (1960) 2 WIR 12 @ 14 Three Rivers District Council (No.3) supra, @ paras 53–55 15 Seaton v Seddon [2012] 1 WLR 3636 @ paras 45–49 16 Best ......
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Marva Lindawese Best v Ercille Pauline Kinch
...in a fictional foreclosure suit is conclusive evidence of the purchaser's title in the land was affirmed in the High Court case of Wiltshire v Cain (1960) 2 WIR 12. However, at pp 15 and 16, Fields CJ (Acting) added the caveat that this principle operates “unless it can be shown that some ......
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Rachel Calixte David Calixte Claimants v Ayrton Cornelius Sargusingh Administrator in the Estate of Garnet Sargusingh Defendant [ECSC]
...would be the effect if he had possessed full mental capability during that time. 22 Counsel in referring to the case ofWitshire v Cain (1960) 2 WIR 13, submitted that the Defendant did not produce any evidence to prove that the deceased was suffering from any mental deficiency or that the C......
