Attorney General of Jamaica v Williams
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Judgment Date | 1997 |
| Year | 1997 |
| Date | 1997 |
| Court | Privy Council |
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Simple Imports Ltd v Revenue Commissioners
...ACT 1876 S42 R V INLAND REVENUE COMMISSIONERS EX-PARTE ROSSMINSTER 1980 AC 952 BYRNE V GREY 1988 IR 31 AG OF JAMAICA V WILLIAMS 1998 AC 351 ENTICK V CARRINGTON 1765 2 WILS 275 CONSTITUTION ART 40.5 TAXES MANAGEMENT ACT 1970 S20C (UK) BERKELEY V EDWARDS 1988 IR 217 CUSTOMS CONSOLIDATION A......
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R v Ebanks, ex p Henderson
...[1986] Q.B. 464; [1986] 2 W.L.R. 962; [1986] 1 All E.R. 278; [1985] 2 Lloyd”s Rep. 90, referred to. (3) Att.-Gen. (Jamaica) v. Williams, [1998] A.C. 351; [1997] 3 W.L.R. 389, applied. (4) Att. Gen.”s Ref. (No. 3 of 2003), [2005] Q.B. 73; [2004] 3 W.L.R. 451; [2005] 4 All E.R. 303; [2004] 2 ......
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Observer Publications Ltd Applicant/Appellant v [1] Campbell 'Mickey' Matthew [2] The Commissioner of Police [3] The Attorney-General Respondents [ECSC]
...to entry. In fact the evidence was that the appellant consented to the entry and search. THE LEGAL POSITION 7 InAttorney General of Jamaica v Williams and Another [1997] 3 W.LR. 389, a case relied on by both sides, Her Majesty's Privy Council expressed opinions on the issue which I grateful......
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Cora Richardson-Hodge 1st Claimant Navine Fleming 2nd Claimant v Attorney General of Anguilla 1st Defendant Commissioner of Police of Anguilla 2nd Defendant Joseph Andrew Arsenault 3rd Defendant [ECSC]
...that the court ought not to stay the criminal proceedings. He also referred to ( The Attorney General of Jamaica v Williams Anor 1997 3 WLR. 389, Privy Council Appeal No. 70 of Stay of Constitutional Motion 63 The learned Attorney General posited that the court ought to stay the Constituti......
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The Common Law and the Litigation of Fundamental Rights and Freedoms Before the Privy Council
...right. The restraint in that case was the common law of contempt. 5. [1967] 2 AC 238 (PC Ja). 6. More recently, in AG v Williams [1998] AC 351 (PC Ja) 354–55, the Court stated: ‘The fundamental human right to protection against unlawful searches and seizure is part of the English common law......