George and Branday, Ltd v Lee
Jurisdiction | Jamaica |
Date | 1964 |
Court | Court of Appeal (Jamaica) |
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25 cases
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Robet Salmon v Elan Powell and Attorney General of Jamaica
...refusal to delivery up was treated as a conversion, thus rendering detinue largely otiose before its abolition in 1977.’ 49 In George and Branday Ltd. v. Lee (1964) 7 W.I.R. 275, Waddington, J.A. said that ‘the gist of the cause of action in detinue is the wrongful detention, and in order t......
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Carl Brown v Attorney General of Jamaica and Another
...that at the material time, the Crown's servants or agents, acted either with malice or without reasonable or probable cause. See: George and Branday Ltd v Lee— [1964] 7 W.I.R. 275, at p. 277, per Waddington, J.A.; and Hosiery v Brown— [1970] 1Q.B. 195; and Rushworth v Taylor— [1892] 3 Q.B......
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Rev Dr Ralph Griffiths v Attorney General of Jamaica and Others
...him, within a reasonable time after such demand had been made. See: Suit No. C.L. 1990/ G 096 – Owen Grant and Supt. Gladstone Grant and The Attorney General; and George and Branday Ltd. v Lee– [1964] 7 WIR 275. 10 Even if the claimant had been able to prove that there was the unlawful det......
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Richards (Walton) v Woman Detective Corporal Campbell et Al
...of the items amounted to an unconditional and specific demand which was refused and/or failed to be complied with. The case of George and Branday Ltd. v. Lee [1964] 7 WIR 275 per Justice Waddington at page 277 is referred to. (3) As to the issue of false imprisonment, the claimant was deta......
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