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Farrington v R. (Bahamas)

Case [2025] UKPC 21

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Her Majesty's Attorney General (Respondent) v Crosland (Appellant) [2021] UKSC 58
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…e: see R v Bow Street Metropolitan Stipendiary Magistrate, Ex p Pinochet Ugarte (No 2) [2000] 1 AC 119 (" Pinochet ") and Attorney General v Crosland [2021] UKSC 58; [2022] 1 WLR 367, paras 35 and 36 (" Crosland "). Mr Stevens also informed the Board that the Attorney General would be content for the Board to gra…
Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago v. Ramanoop (Trinidad and Tobago) [2005] UKPC 15
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…line to grant constitutional relief in such circumstances. However, as Lord Nicholls explained in Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago v Ramanoop [2005] UKPC 15; [2006] 1 AC 328 such a power exists in Trinidad and Tobago. Lord Nicholls stated, at para 23, that a discretion to decline to grant constitutional re…
Bain v. The Queen (New Zealand) [2009] UKPC 4
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…visit and if necessary to vary or rescind its previous advice which is alleged to have been vitiated by unfair procedural error. In Bain v The Queen [2009] UKPC 4; 2009 WL 678788 the Board stated, at para 6, that: "The Privy Council, like other final courts of appeal, has an inherent jurisdiction to discharge or…
Boodram v Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago (Trinidad and Tobago) [2022] UKPC 20
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…Subsequently, in Boodram v Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago [2022] UKPC 20 (" Boodram ") the Board, in a judgment delivered by Lord Lloyd-Jones and Sir Tim Holroyde, stated, at para 35, that in that passage Lord Griffiths:…
Bowe (Junior) & Anor v. R. Rev 1 (Bahamas) [2006] UKPC 10
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…e sentence of death was no longer lawful given the period of delay. (c) Bowe and Davis v The Queen The third authority is Bowe and Davis v The Queen [2006] UKPC 10; [2006] 1 WLR 1623 (" Bowe ") in which the issue as to the constitutionality of the mandatory imposition of a death sentence arose for determination.…
Coard & Ors v. The Attorney General (Grenada) [2007] UKPC 7
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…h sentence) and to substitute a lawful sentence (life imprisonment). In advancing this proposition she relied on Coard v Attorney General of Grenada [2007] UKPC 7 (" Coard ") and Lendore v Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago [2017] UKPC 25; [2017] 1 WLR 3369 (" Lendore "). The decision of the Board in Coard…
Cukurova Finance International Ltd & Anor v Alfa Telecom Turkey Ltd (British Virgin Islands) [2013] UKPC 25
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…exercising its inherent power to admit an appellant before it to bail (see Çukurova Finance International Ltd v Alfa Telecom Turkey Ltd (Nos 3 to 5) [2013] UKPC 25; [2016] AC 923, para 17; and Washington v The King [2024] UKPC 34 at [12]) directed that the appellant be released on bail subject to the condition th…
Gairy v. Attorney General of Grenada (Grenada) [2001] UKPC 30
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…may fashion a remedy to give effective relief within the broad limits of article 28(2) of the Constitution: see Gairy v Attorney General of Grenada [2001] UKPC 30; [2002] 1 AC 167, paras 9 and 23. The Attorney General and the appellant agree and the Board accepts that, in fashioning a remedy in this case, the Bo…
Independent Publishing Company Ltd v Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago & Anor (Trinidad and Tobago) [2004] UKPC 26
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…ence to some other available remedy. In making that submission she relied on Independent Publishing Co Ltd v Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago [2004] UKPC 26; [2005] 1 AC 190, para 76 (" Independent Publishing") . To address her submission, it will be necessary to consider Independent Publishing in some det…
Lendore & Ors v The Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago (Trinidad and Tobago) [2017] UKPC 25
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…g this proposition she relied on Coard v Attorney General of Grenada [2007] UKPC 7 (" Coard ") and Lendore v Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago [2017] UKPC 25; [2017] 1 WLR 3369 (" Lendore "). The decision of the Board in Coard did not concern the jurisdiction of an appellate court to quash an unlawful sente…
Moss v The Queen (Bahamas) [2013] UKPC 32
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…ing the appellant's death sentence and remittal to the Supreme Court for resentencing. (d) Moss v The Queen The fourth authority is Moss v The Queen [2013] UKPC 32; [2013] 1 WLR 3884 (" Moss "). In that case, the defendant was convicted of murder and sentenced to death. Subsequently, the Court of Appeal of the Co…
Washington v The King (Bermuda) [2024] UKPC 34
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…ail (see Çukurova Finance International Ltd v Alfa Telecom Turkey Ltd (Nos 3 to 5) [2013] UKPC 25; [2016] AC 923, para 17; and Washington v The King [2024] UKPC 34 at [12]) directed that the appellant be released on bail subject to the condition that he wear an electronic monitoring brace. Whilst the appellant an…
Watson v The King (Bahamas) [2023] UKPC 32
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…entary and simple proposition that Lord Hughes identified, at para 5 of the Board's judgment in Moss , was applied by the Board in Watson v The King [2023] UKPC 32; [2024] 2 All ER 605, paras 18-21. (e) Boodram v Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago The fifth authority is Boodram . In that case, Mr Boodram was…

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