Webster v Bush

JurisdictionJamaica
Judge(Scholes, Ag. C.J., Lumb and Vickers, JJ.)
Judgment Date01 January 1952
CourtSupreme Court (Jamaica)
Date01 January 1952
Supreme Court of Jamaica

(Scholes, Ag. C.J., Lumb and Vickers, JJ.)

WEBSTER
and
BUSH

Courts-Grand Court-appeal from Petty Court

The Law for Regulating the Courts of Justice in the Cayman Islands, 1889, s.15 makes express provision for any person dissatisfied with a judgment of the Petty Court to appeal to the Grand Court; accordingly, it follows that the Grand Court must have jurisdiction to hear and decide appeals properly so brought, since any other conclusions would be absurd (R. v. Rector, &c. of St. James, Westminster (1834), 2 Ad. & El. 241; 111 E.R. 93, applied; Cullen v. Trimble (1872), L.R. 7 Q.B. 416, applied).

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