R v Lewis (Mitchell)
| Jurisdiction | Caribbean States |
| Judgment Date | 2007 |
| Year | 2007 |
| Date | 2007 |
| Court | Caribbean Court of Justice (Appellate Jurisdiction) |
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6 cases
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Shantel Berry v Commissioner of Police
...been judicially pronounced that the Constitution is a ‘living instrument’ (See: Bovce v R (2004) 64 WIR 37 (para 24) and R v Lewis (2007) 70 WIR 75 (at para. 74). The Belize Constitution owes its provenance to the European Convention on Human Rights which in turn was influenced by the UN ......
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Orozco v The Attorney General et Al
...judicially pronounced that the Constitution is a ‘living instrument’ (See: Boyce v. R (2004) 64 W.I.R. 37 (para 24) and R v. Lewis (2007) 70 W.I.R. 75 (at para. 74). The Belize Constitution owes its provenance to the European Convention on Human Rights which in turn was influenced by the UN......
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Guyana Revenue Authority v Demerara Distillers Ltd
...by the respondent in this matter. 31 One must draw the distinction between interpreting section 3 and applying section 3 ( R v. Lewis (2007) 70 W.I.R 75 (C.C.J). From a legal standpoint, it is not the interpretation of section 3 which is difficult or problematic. Rather, it is the applicati......
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Preston Devere Parris v The Attorney General
...distinctly enforceable rights. 13 [2006] CCJ 1 14 Supra @ para 46 15 Minister of Home Affairs v Fisher, [1979] 3 All ER 21; R v Lewis (2007) 70 WIR 75 @ para 74 per Pollard, JCCJ citing with approval Sir David Simmons CJ in Clyde Grazette v Attorney General &. DPP, Barbados Supreme Court ......
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