Williams v Williams
| Jurisdiction | Caribbean States |
| Judgment Date | 1982 |
| Year | 1982 |
| Date | 1982 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Eastern Caribbean States) |
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5 cases
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Reid v Reid
...ought to be tried or that there ought for some other reason to be a trial, then the court would be wrong to grant summary judgment. In Williams v. Williams (1982) 30 WIR 77 at 80, Peterkin, C.J. put the matter in this fashion: “The procedure for summary judgment requires that leave to defen......
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Yolande Reid Appellant v Jerome Reid Respondent
...or that there ought for some other reason to be a trial, then the court would be wrong to grant summary judgment. InWilliams v. Williams (1982) 30 WIR 773, Peterkin, CJ put the matter in this fashion: ‘The procedure for summary judgment requires that leave to defend ought to be given whenev......
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Caribbean Communication Inc. et Al v The Nation Publishing Company Title: Ltd
...court, there is something that can fairly be described as ‘an arguable case,’ which would provide a defence to the action.” 11 Williams v. Williams (1982) 30 W.I.R. 77, C.A. (E.C.S.) : In that case, Peterkin, C.J. put the test in this way at page 80, letter F:– “The procedure for summary......
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Pamela Felicity Furbert v Ronald Eugene Furbert
... ... in Jacksons Matrimonial Finance and Taxation, 3rd Edition at page 133 was specifically approved by the Bermuda Court of Appeal in Clayton Williams v. Beatrice Williams, Civil Appeal No. 8 of 1982. That decision is of course binding upon me and I shall allow these further deductions accordingly ... ...
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