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Charles v Attorney General of the Bahamas & Ors (Bahamas)

Charles v Attorney General of the Bahamas & Ors (Bahamas)

Case [2022] UKPC 51

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Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs v Rahmatullah [2012] UKSC 48
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…s submission he referred to the person being in unlawful detention as being “Mr Jean-Rony Jean Charles or this man Jean Charles”. In reply Mr Francis opened by expressing the respondents’ uncertainty as to whether the appellant was the Jean Charles who had been repatriated to Haiti as well as making technical arg…
Attorney General for Bermuda v Ferguson & Ors (Bermuda) (Rev1) [2022] UKPC 5
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…Michaelmas Term [2022] UKPC 51 Privy Council Appeal No 0100 of 2019 JUDGMENT Jean-Rony Jean Charles (Appellant) v The Honourable Carl Bethel (in his capacity as Attorney General of the Bahamas) and 4 others (Respondents) (Bahamas) From the Court of Appeal of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas before Lord Reed Lord…
Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago v. Ramanoop (Trinidad and Tobago) [2005] UKPC 15
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…ase (para 30), where there is a substantial dispute of fact and the application for constitutional redress has been commenced by summary proceedings, the appropriate course may be to seek a direction from the court that the constitutional proceedings continue as though begun by writ and appropriate directions as…
Commissioner of Prisons & Anor v Seepersad & Anor (Trinidad and Tobago) [2021] UKPC 13
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…[2021] 1 WLR 4315, para 26; Attorney General for Bermuda v Ferguson [2022] UKPC 5; [2022] 3 WLUK 176, para 46; Day v Governor of the Cayman Islands [2022] UKPC 6, paras 36-37. More specifically, the Board in interpreting equivalent provisions in the Guyanese Constitution has emphasised the clear intention of the…
Day & Anor v The Governor of the Cayman Islands & Anor (Cayman Islands) [2022] UKPC 6
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…aras 36-37. More specifically, the Board in interpreting equivalent provisions in the Guyanese Constitution has emphasised the clear intention of the Constitution that a person who alleges that his or her fundamental rights are threatened or have been contravened should have unhindered access to the court: Jaund…
Jaroo v. Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago (Trinidad and Tobago) [2002] UKPC 5
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…manoop [2005] UKPC 15; [2006] 1 AC 328, para 22 per Lord Nicholls. As Lord Nicholls stated in the latter case (para 30), where there is a substantial dispute of fact and the application for constitutional redress has been commenced by summary proceedings, the appropriate course may be to seek a direction from th…

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