Mahabeer v Singh
| Jurisdiction | Guyana |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Guyana) |
| Year | 1966 |
| Date | 1966 |
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5 cases
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Wyllie et Al v West et Al
...such proceedings with a view to avoiding any consequential obligations. 34 In Watson v. Fernandez (at para 24) the CCJ referred to Mahabeer v. Singh (1966) 9 W.I.R. 475 which provided the rationale for the statement of Hallinan, C.J. in the Heralall case. In Mahabeer v. Singh at p.481 Luckh......
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Re Lennox Arthur and Calvin Hermanstyne…
...had not authority to issue process, I doubt whether the decision would have gone the way it did. See also the decision of this court in Mahabeer v. Singh (1966) 9 W.I.R. 475], where a barrister appeared in Chambers uninstructed by a solicitor in a matter exceeding $500.00 and it was held th......
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Watson v Fernandes
...Rules and her views about who was entitled to sign a notice of appeal were shared by the court below in the present proceedings. 24 In Mahabeer v. Singh (1966) 9 WIR 475, Luckhoo JA gave the following rationale for the requirement that a solicitor should be placed on the record. “…There is ......
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Re Watson, Gladston
...his appearance. 15 It is the authority signed by the party to an action that gives authority to an attorney-at-law. 16 In the case of Mahabeer v. Singh (1966) 9 WIR 475, a Barrister gave an undertaking as to damages and was granted an injunction on behalf of a litigant. Subsequently, the in......
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