Declaratory Relief - Procedure for Dismissal from the Jamaica Constabulary Force
Who has the power to dismiss a member of the Jamaica Constabulary Force -
Sections 90(1), 125, 130, 131 Jamaica (Constitution) Order in Council 1962 - Power
to delegate a constitutional power vested in the Governor General- Section 38
Police Service Regulations-Section 5 Jamaica Constabulary Force Act - Effect of
non- re-enlistment in the Jamaica Constabulary Force Act
Custody, care and control - Joint custody - Parents must be able to communicate and co-operate in the upbringing of the child - Welfare of the child and what is in the best interest of the child is of paramount importance - Considering the wishes of the child - Joint obligation to maintain child- Spousal maintenance - Clean break- Lump sum payment
Application for leave for Judicial Review - Whether the Applicant has an arguable
case - Breach of natural justice - Legitimate expectation- Availability of an alternate
remedy
Application for Certiorari - Labour Relations and Industrial Disputes Act Sections
12(4)(C), 12(15)(c), 12(10) & 20 - Scope and Function of The Industrial Disputes
Tribunal - Function of the Court in reviewing awards of The Industrial Disputes
Tribunal. - Whether The Industrial Disputes Tribunal acted Outside of the scope of
its jurisdiction
Judicial review - Revocation of firearm user's licence by Firearm Licensing Authority - Revocation upheld by Minister - At what stage under the Firearm Act does a party have a right to be heard - Procedural impropriety - Illegality - Whether ther Minister is bound to accept the recommendation of the Tribunal.
Medical practitioner - Breach of duty of confidentiality - Public interest – Doctor's duty to patient and to public - Breach of constitutional right to privacy - Damages for breach of duty of confidence - False imprisonment - Defamation.
