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Harriot, Dianna v Blake, Joy and The Aministrator General of Jamaica
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE OF JAMAICA
IN MISCELLANEOUS
SUIT No. M 87 OF 2002
BE 'TWEEN
AND
AND
DIANNA HARRIOT APPLICANT
JOY BIAKE I I ST DEFENDANT
THE ADMINISTRATOR
GENERAL OF JAMAICA 2]'"' DEFENDANT
Miss Kayann Balli instructed by Taylor-Wright & Company for c: the claimant
Miss Alicia Hussey instructed by the Administrator General
for the second defendant
May 6, June 4 and June 11, 2004
SYKES J (Ag)
SECTION 2(1) AND (3) AND THE LAW REFORM (MISCELLANEOUS
PROVISIONS) ACT AND AN APPLICATION TO APPOINT THE
C1 ADMINISTRATOR GENERAL AS ADMINISTRATOR AD LITEM UNDER RULE
21 OF THE CPR
The primary issue is whether the cause of action is
statute barred. If not, the subsidiary issue is whether the
court can appoint the Administrator General as
administrator ad litem under rule 21 of the Civil Procedure
Rules (CPR). If Miss Hussey is correct that the action is
statute barred, then Miss Balli cannot succeed in her