IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE OF JAMAICA 
IN EQUITY
SUIT NO. E. 100 OF 2001
BETWEEN SEYMOUR BLACKWOOD
A N D CLAUDETTE BLACKWOOD
APPLICANT
RESPONDENT
Mr. H.S. Rose for the Applicant.
Mr. Leighton Miller for the Respondent.
Heard: 25&S e~tember2, 001,28& Se~tember2, 001 and 3& October, 2001
Campbell, J.
The parties were married on the 2gh September, 1998. The husband/applicant
was then aged 60 years, and the wife, 34 years. In 1.995 the applicant who had lived all

Breach of Contract – Claimants seek damages and interest – Whether interest should be awarded at the prevailing bank rate – Discretionary and Realistic award of interest – Judge should be provided with evidence to assess and ascertain an appropriate rate – Statistics from reputable agencies – Claim for an award of interest at the prevailing bank rate granted

Injunction – Application for an injunction to restrain a Law Firm from representing the Khemlani group of companies – Breach of Article 86 of the Articles of Association – Conflict of interest – Whether in the circumstances the injunction should be granted – Application for injunction refused

Application for Interlocutory Injunction – Interim Declarations in lieu of Injunction
– Section 16 of Crown Proceedings Act – Judicial Review – Locus Standi for

Application for review of an inmate held at the Court’s Pleasure – Part 75 of the Civil Procedure Rules – Section 7(7) of the Parole Act – Whether the Applicant should be released unconditionally or on parole with conditions – The court orders the
Applicant to be released unconditionally.

IN THE SUPREME COURT. OF JUDICATURE OF JAMAICA
IN COMMON LAW
SUIT NO. C.L. 1999lC-324
BET WEEN CROWN CORK De GUATEMALA PLAINTIFF I
AND CARLO PRODUCTS LIMITED
DEFENDANT
Mr. John Graham for the Plaintiff
Mr. John Givans for the Defendant
24m, 25m October And 29" November, 2001
CAMPBELL, J
On the 6' December, 1999, the Plaintiff, a corporation registered I
I
c' under the Laws of Guatemala, filed Writ of Summons and Statement of
Claim against the Defendant, a Company registered under the Laws of

Injunction – Application to restrain the 1st and 2nd Defendants, from employing any person, to occupy the post of Director, Contraband Enforcement Team, Level 9 – Whether Injunction should be granted in the circumstances – Whether the

False Imprisonment – Malicious Prosecution – Assault – Trespass – Complainant and Claimant complain of Carnal Abuse – No attendance of Complainant at court proceedings – Claimant charged with Attempting to Pervert the Course of Justice
– Claimant claims Damages – Exemplary Damages – Aggravated Damages –
Claimant’s claim fails – No damages awarded.

Constitutional redress- Judicial Review - Unless Order - Claim served without seal in breach of Unless Order - Whether claim to be struck out - Applicant also in apparent contemptuous breach - Whether application to be heard - Application for relief from sanctions.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE
THE CIVIL DIVISION
CLAIM NO. 2014 HCV02278
BETWEEN RURAL TRANSIT ASSOCIATION LIMITED APPLICANT
AND JAMAICA URBAN TRANSIT COMPANY LIMITED 1st RESPONDENT
AND COMMISSIONER OF POLICE 2nd RESPONDENT
AND OFFICE OF UTILITIES REGULATION 3rd RESPONDENT
IN CHAMBERS
Mr. Hugh Wildman and Ms. Keiva Marshall, instructed by Hugh Wildman & Co. for the Applicant.
Mr. Walter H. Scott, Q.C. and Mr. Matthieu Beckford instructed by Rattary Patterson Rattary for the 1st Respondent.