Stephen Edwards Appellant v Attorney General of Guyana The Public Service Commission Respondents

JurisdictionCaribbean States
JudgeNelson,Wit,Hayton,The Honourable Mr. Justice Rolston Nelson,The Honourable Mr. Justice David Hayton,Mr. Justice Pollard,Mr Justice Michael de la Bastide, PCCJ,Nelson JCCJ,Wit JCCJ,Hayton, JCCJ
Judgment Date16 December 2008
Neutral Citation[2008] CCJ 10 AJ
Docket NumberCCJ Appeal No. CV 3 of 2007
CourtCaribbean Court of Justice (Appellate Jurisdiction)
Date16 December 2008

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8 cases
  • Emtage v Queen Elizabeth Hospital Board
    • Barbados
    • High Court (Barbados)
    • 31 Julio 2014
    ...the legislative role of Parliament.” 64 The Caribbean Court of Justice has referred firstly in Edwards v. Attorney General of Guyana [2008] CCJ 10 (AJ) at para [15] and then subsequently in Campbell v. Attorney General of Barbados [2009] CCJ 3 to what it terms the “dual dimension of the pub......
  • Ramnarine Somrah Applicant v Attorney General of Guyana The Police Service Commission Respondents
    • Caribbean Community
    • Caribbean Court of Justice (Appellate Jurisdiction)
    • 27 Mayo 2009
    ...explained by Lord Bingham in Johnson v Gore Wood & Co. [2002] 2 AC 1, 30–31 and by Nelson and Hayton JJ. in Edwards v Attorney-General [2008] CCJ 10 (AJ) at [18]. Therefore, the attempt in the third action to relitigate issues arising out of the dismissal or to launch what is in effect a co......
  • Campbell v the Attorney General
    • Caribbean Community
    • Caribbean Court of Justice
    • 3 Abril 2009
    ...of “the dual dimension of the public employment relationship” to which we adverted in Edwards v. Attorney General of Guyana [2008] CCJ 10 (AJ) at [15]. 2 When he held the office of Chief Electrical Engineer, Mr Winton Campbell, “the appellant”, was one of many civil servants holding a publi......
  • Winton Campbell Appellant v Attorney General Respondent
    • Caribbean Community
    • Caribbean Court of Justice
    • 3 Abril 2009
    ...from the public service in violation of section 94 of the Constitution. But for the reasons above I would make no order for damages. 1 [2008] CCJ 10 (AJ) at [15] 2 See eg Elaheebocus v The State of Mauritius [2009] UKPC 5 at [18] 3 Mirchandani (No 1) (2005) 69 WIR 35 at [45] at p 50 4 [2008......
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  • Expanding the Purview of Accountability in Employment by the State
    • Jamaica
    • Transitions in Caribbean Law Lawmaking in the Caribbean
    • 21 Noviembre 2013
    ...exposition of the cases above, it is clear that courts outside of the region have chosen not to proceed along the Walsh route only 54. [2008] CCJ 10 (AJ) (Guy) ( Edwards ). 55. Ibid 15 (citing McLaughlin [2007] UKPC 50 at [14], [16], [17], Brent [2006] CCJ 2 (AJ), Wells [1999] 3 SCR 199). 7......

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