John Bramble v R
| Jurisdiction | Caribbean States |
| Judgment Date | 1959 |
| Date | 1959 |
| Court | Obsolete Court (Caribbean) |
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8 cases
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R v Henrigues et Al
...What (if any) special direction is necessary. The law on this has been discussed in a few of the regional judgments. In Bramble v. R. (1959) 1 W.I.R. 473 (supra), Henriques, C.J., for the Court, had this to say ((1959), 1 W.I.R. 473): ‘Should a judge in any particular case exercise his dis......
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Shane Graham v The Chief of Police et Al
...and relied on by Counsel Dyer Munro which caused the Court of Appeal to order that the committal proceedings were invalid; ii. That John Bramble v R 9 applies to the case at bar and sets out the statutory requirements for adducing depositions. iii. That judicial review in criminal matters i......
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Shane Graham v The Chief of Police
...and relied on by Counsel Dyer Munro which caused the Court of Appeal to order that the committal proceedings were invalid; ii. That John Bramble v R 9 applies to the case at bar and sets out the statutory requirements for adducing depositions. iii. That judicial review in criminal matters i......
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Narine v The State
...after he has allowed the deposition of a witness to be read to the jury was in our judgment accurately spelt out in Bramble v. R. (1959) 1 W.I.R. 473, 482 by Henriques C. J. then in delivering the judgment of the Court of Criminal Appeal for the Windward Leeward Islands he said: “Should a j......
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