The Demerara Turf Club, Ltd v J Phang (Junior), B F Fernandes, J G Fernandes and The Argosy Company, Ltd

JurisdictionGuyana
CourtSupreme Court (British Guiana)
Year1963
Date1963

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  • Federal Bookmakers v Joseph et Al
    • Barbados
    • High Court (Barbados)
    • 6 January 1978
    ...by the defendant is a substantial part of the whole. Persuad, J. adopted the same approach in Demerara Turf Club Ltd. v. Phang et al (1963) 6 W.I.R. 177 at page 182. 16 The literary compilations to which copyright is alleged to attach in this case are “literary works in the nature of period......
  • R v Brathwaite
    • Barbados
    • Court of Appeal (Barbados)
    • 6 January 1978
    ...by the defendant is a substantial part of the whole. Persuad, J. adopted the same approach in Demerara Turf Club Ltd. v. Phang et al (1963) 6 W.I.R. 177 at page 182. 16 The literary compilations to which copyright is alleged to attach in this case are “literary works in the nature of period......
  • Federal Bookmakers Ltd v Joseph and Another
    • Barbados
    • High Court (Barbados)
    • Invalid date