Aubrey Dennis Hunte v J W Evelyn & Transport & Harbours Department
| Jurisdiction | Guyana |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Guyana) |
| Judgment Date | 1970 |
| Year | 1970 |
| Date | 1970 |
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3 cases
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Rhyna v Transport and Harbours Department
...he reached his ultimate conclusion. 22 The question arose again in Aubrey Dennis Hunt, v. Evelyn and Transport and Harbours Department (1970) 17 W.I.R.428 where the appellant sued the Department and its General Manager for wages said to be due to him. Boilers, Acting Chancellor, observed at......
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Bata Shoe Company Guyana, Ltd et Al v Commissioner of Inland Revenue and Attorney General Diamond Liquors Ltd et Al v The Commissioner of Inland Revenue and Attorney General
...Inland Revenue Commissioner et al v. Lilleyman et al (1964) L.R.B.G. 221, Hunte v. Evelyn and the Transport and Harbours Department (1970) 17 W.I.R. 428, and ( Seecomar Singh et al v. R.C. Butler 1685/73, Civil Appeal 16/73) at p. 41, where the learned Chief Justice critically examined the ......
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Wayne Robinson v Basil Jarrett
...owed duties to him and Jamaica College. Reliance was placed on the authority of Hunte v. JW Evelyn & Transport & Harbours Department (1970) 17 W.I.R. 428, for the submission that the appellant was in no better position to bring the claim on behalf of Jamaica College than a director of a co......