Bephia v Sahijaram A Thani
| Jurisdiction | Guyana |
| Date | 1972 |
| Year | 1972 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Guyana) |
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...dormientibus, jura subveniunt’; that is, equity aids the vigilant not the indolent. Counsel referred to the dicta of Luckhoo C in Bephia v Sahijaram A Thani (1972) 18 WIR 248 wherein he stated quoting from the words of Lord Camden LC in Smith v Clay , 27 ER 419, that: ‘… a court of equity ......
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Campbell v Narine
...of undue influence and unconscionable bargain. On this basis, citing Linton v. Haynes (1974) 21 W.I.R. 255. and Bephia v. Thani, (1972) 18 W.I.R. 248 she was of the view that there was no need to require the parties to amend and traverse the issue of undue influence and unconscionable barg......
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Errol Campbell Appellant v Janette Narine Respondent
...with issues of undue influence and unconscionable bargain. On this basis, citingLinton v Haynes (1974) 21 WIR 25519 and Bephia v Thani (1972) 18 WIR 248,20 she was of the view that there was no need to require the parties to amend and traverse the issue of undue influence and unconscionable......
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