Thompson v Forrest and Another
| Jurisdiction | Jamaica |
| Year | 1967 |
| Date | 1967 |
| Court | Supreme Court (Jamaica) |
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4 cases
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George Rick James Appellant v [1] Ismay Spencer [2] Lorna Simon Respondents [ECSC]
...if the occupation is not listed the person is disentitled from voting. Counsel relied on the Jamaican case of Thompson v Forrest (1967) 11 W.I.R. 2961. 5 InThompson v Forrest, Mr. Thompson was defeated by Mr. Forrest at a general election by 125 votes. Earlier, the Chief Electoral Officer h......
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Dominic Suraj v The Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago
...suggested inconsistency. See Lassalle v Attorney General (1971) 18 W.I.R. 379, TICFA v Attorney General (1975) 27 W.I.R. 329, Thompson v. Forrest and Another (1967) 11 W.I.R. 113 In Hinds v. Attorney General of Jamaica, 81 Lord Diplock explained the philosophy which underlay the entrench......
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Shireene Mathlin-tulloch v The Chief Electoral Officer
...that any policy guidance, which is inconsistent with a statutory duty, cannot be upheld. Counsel distinguished the Jamaican case of Thompson v Forrest (1967) 11 WIR 296 where the policy of the public body requiring the applicant to be photographed and finger-printed was expressly required ......
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James v Spencer and Simon
...and that therefore, if the occupation is not listed the person is disentitled from voting. Counsel relied on the Jamaican case of Thompson v Forrest1. 5 In Thompson v Forrest, Mr. Thompson was defeated by Mr. Forrest at a general election by 125 votes. Earlier, the Chief Electoral Officer h......