Central Broadcasting Services Ltd et Al v The Attorney General of Trinidad & Tobago (No.2)
“The case concerned an application for a radio broadcast license that was not responded to but another similar application was granted in a short time frame….”
Central Broadcasting Services Ltd et Al v Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago (No. 1)
“The case concerns the burden of proof required to establish a claim of discrimination by a public authority under section 4(d) of the Constitution…”
Central Broadcasting Services Ltd and another v Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago
“This case concerns an appeal against the refusal to grant a radio broadcasting licence to the appellants, two organizations that had applied for a licence under the Wireless Telegraphy Ordinance…”
Gordon v Panday
“This case concerns allegations of defamation against the plaintiff, who sought damages for the allegedly defamatory words spoken by the defendant…”
Panday v Gordon
“The case concerns an appeal against a judgment in a defamation action, where the appellant claimed that his statement was a political view and therefore, his constitutional freedom of expression bars the defamation action…”
Panday v Gordon
“The Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago was sued for defamation after accusing a prominent businessman of using racism to maintain a commercial advantage over his competitors in the media business…”
Ramanoop v Attorney General
“The case concerns an application for redress under section 14 of the Constitution of Trinidad and Tobago for breaches of the applicant’s rights under sections 4(a) and 4(b)…”
Ramanoop v Attorney General
“The case concerns a constitutional motion seeking relief against the State for breach of the applicant’s constitutional rights, and raises the issue of whether the court can grant exemplary damages in an appropriate case for such breaches of constitutional rights…”
Ramanoop v Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago
“The case addresses whether exemplary damages may be awarded for contravention of human rights provisions enshrined in the Constitution of Trinidad and Tobago…”
Boodoosingh v Ramnarace
“The case involves an appeal against a judgment for damages for assault and battery, in which fresh evidence was presented before the Court of Appeal…”