IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE OF JAMAICA
IN COMMON LAW
SUIT NO: C.L. 2000/ B-011
BETWEEN MARK BROWN PLAINTIFF
AND THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF JAMAICA 1 ST DEFENDANT

AND DET. CONS. WAYNE WELLINGTON 2NDD EFENDANT I
Jeffrey Daley, Esq., instructed by Rattray, Patterson, andRattray for the Plaintiff,
Mrs. k Ferguson-McNair instructed by the Director of State Proceedings for the 11'
Defendant.
Second Defendant Not Appearing or Represented
JUDGMENT
IN CHAMBERS

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE OF JAMAICA
IN COMMON LA W
SUIT C.L. 1991/B118
BE TWEEN DENNIS BROWN PLAINTIFF
A N D JAMAICA PRE-MIX L TD. DEFENDANT
Mrs. N. Khan instructed by Messrs. Khan and Khan for plaintiff
Mr. David Batts instructed by Messrs. Livingston, Alexander & Levy
for defendant.
Heard: November 1,2000,
Januarv 15,16,17, and March 24,2001.
HARRIS, J.
The plaintiffs claim against the defendant is to recover damages for
negligence and or for breach of Statutory duty.

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

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE OF
IN COMMON LAW
SUIT NO. C.L. P.436196
BETWEEN CARLTON BAUGH PLAINTIFF
C! A N D VENITTA MORRISON lSt DEFENDANT
A N D BERYL TAYLOR 2nd DEFENDANT
In the estate of Allan Alexander Baugh late of 22 Johnson Terrace, Kingston
2, Plumber, deceased, testate.
Mr. Samuel Harrison, attorney-at-law, for the plaintiff instructed by Dunn,
-
Cox, Orrett and Ashenheim, for the plaintiff.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICA'I'URE OF JAMAICA
IN COMMON LAW
SUIT NO. C.L. A-19611997
BETWEEN MARIE ANATRA PLAINTIFF
A N D CIBONEY HOTEL LIMITED lSDETFEN DANT
A N D CIBONEY OCHO RlOS LIMITED 2ND DEFENDANT
Miss Sandra Johnson, Attorney-at-law for the plaintiff instructed by Sandra
C. Johnson and Company.
Mrs. Sandra Minott-Phillips, Attorney-at-law for the defendants instructed
by Myers, Fletcher and Gordon.
HEARD: May 29,30,31,2000, June 1 and 2
2000, September 18,19,20 and 21
2000 and January 31,2001
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE OF JAMAICA
IN COMMON LAW
SUIT NO. A04811993
BETWEEN WALTER AMORE
AND RUEL S'LIDU
PLAINTIFF
DEFENDANT
Mr. Norman Samuels for the Plaintiff.
Miss Debbie Robinson instructed by McGlashan, Robinson & Company for
Defendant.
Heard: 5th,6th, 7th, 8",9th & 13th February, 2001
& 3 1 st July, 200 1
WESLEY JAMES, J.
The plaintiff, a farmer, was injured when he fell from a motor
bus owned by the defendant and driven by one Jack Thomas on September,

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE OF JAJMAICA 
IN EQUITY
SUIT NO. E. 467193
BETWEEN AUDREY RAMONA CHIN APPLICANT
AND LASCELLES AUGUSTUS CHIN DEFENDANT
Dr. Lloyd Barnett and Gordon Steer instructed by
Chambers, Bunny & Steer for the applicant
R.N.A Henriques, Q.C . and Leo~iardG reen instructed
by Chen Green & Co, for the defendant
Heard: 7t ,h8t h, 9t h , l o U ~ a y20, 0 1;11", 1 218: 1 9 
2omJ une, 2001; 30 th, 31st July; 25" September,
200 1 and 6" December, 200 1
,, i- ' CLARKE, J

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE OF JAMAICA
IN COMMON LAW
SUIT NO. C.L. 1990lC429
BETWEEN ANNETTE CHRISTIE PLAINTIFF
AIVD NUTRITION PRODUCTS LTD. 1 ST DEFENDANT
AND THE ATTORNEY GENERAL 2ND DEFENDANT
Mr. N.0 Samuels for the Plaintiff.
Mr. K. West instructed by Grant, Stewart, Phillips and Co. for First Defendant.
Heard: December 4.6,7,8 2000; March .W,20 01.
-
HARRISON J.
The facts
The plaintiff has brought this action against the defendants and is seeking to recover

IN THE SPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE OF JNvlAlCA
IN COMMON LAW
SUlT NO. C.L B I66100
BETWEEN ALTON BROWN
AND THE GLEANER CO. LTD.
AND KEN ALLEN
AND MICHAEL SURRIDGE
PLAINTIFF
DEFENDANT
2ND DEFENDANT
3RD DEFENDANT
SUlT NO. C.L. B 249100
BETWEEN ALTON BROWN PLAINTIFF
AND THE JAMAICA HERALD LTD. lSDTEFE NDANT
AND NEVILLE BLYTHE 2ND DEFENDANT
AND CHRISTINE KING 3RD DEFENDANT
AND MICHAEL SURRIDGE 4TH DEFENDANT