Attorney-General v Jones
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1990 |
| Year | 1990 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Criminal Division) |
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54 cases
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The Reverend Paul Williamson v The Bishop of London and Others
...other hand to protect the court's processes and the rights of others not to be faced with vexatious claims. In Attorney General v Jones [1990] 1 WLR 859 Staughton LJ described this balance as follows (at page 865 C-D): “The power to restrain someone from commencing or continuing legal proc......
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Jones v Vans Colina
...of the Queen's Bench Division under section 42(1) of the 1981 Act. His appeal to this court was dismissed; see Attorney General v. Jones [1990] 1 WLR 859. Mr Jones owns the freehold of a block of flats in Torquay which are let on long leases. In June 1993, for reasons bad or good, he wished......
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Re Terence Patrick Ewingthe Claimant Appeared in Person
... ... Appearing before Mr Justice Henriques were Mr Ewing; Counsel for the Secretary of State; and Counsel for the Attorney-General. Counsel for the Attorney-General indicated that the Attorney-General took a neutral position and proposed to take no further part in the ... He submits, relying on the decision of the Court of Appeal in Jones v Vans Colina 1996 1WLR 580 , that it has been authoritatively decided that the only person who may appear on an application under s.42(3) of the ... ...
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Bhamjee v Forsdick and Others
...itself, which of necessity are not infinite. There is a trace of this in the judgment of Staughton LJ in Attorney-General v Jones [1990] 1 WLR 859, 865C, when he explained why there must come a time when it is right for a court to exercise its power to make a civil proceedings order agains......
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