Nation and Nation v Collins and Shakespeare

JurisdictionJamaica
CourtSupreme Court (Jamaica)
Year1961
Date1961

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2 cases
  • Cheerene Green v Arsene Dieucste as Personal-Representative of the Estate of Maure Noel, deceased
    • Bahamas
    • Supreme Court (Bahamas)
    • 13 February 2024
    ...might have again married and thus ceased to be dependent, and other like matters of speculation and doubt.” (See also Nation and Nation v Collins and Shakespeare (1961) 4 WIR 513). 96 In a later case, Cookson v Knowles [1978] 2 All ER 604, Lord Diplock, at page 612, provided the following......
  • Swann v Butler (D/B/A G.B. Mufflers & Radiators)
    • Bahamas
    • Supreme Court (Bahamas)
    • 30 January 2013
    ...might have again married and thus ceased to be dependent, and other like matters of speculation and doubt.” (See also Nation and Nation v Collins and Shakespeare (1961) 4 WIR 513). 96 In a later case, Cookson v. Knowles [1978] 2 All ER 604, Lord Diplock, at page 612, provided the following ......