Chokolingo v Law Society of Trinidad and Tobago

Core Citations

CONSIDERS

• Post Office Act 1953
• Petition of Right Act 1627
• McLeod v St. Aubyn

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• R v Gray
• Woolmington v DPP
• Attorney General v Butterworth
• Morris v Crown Office
• Attorney General v Times Newspapers Ltd
• Maharaj v Attorney General for Trinidad and Tobago
• Gouriet v Union of Post Office Workers
• Maharaj v Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago (No. 2)

CITES

• Ramesh Lawrence Maharaj v Attorney-General of Trinidad and Tobago No 1
• Attorney General and Minister of Home Affairs v Antigua Times Ltd
• Attorney-General v Antigua Times Ltd

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• Re G.'S Application for a Committal Order
• Moore v Clerk of Assize, Bristol
• Attorney General v Times Newspapers Ltd
• Michael De Freitas Also Called Michael Abdul Malik v George Ramoutar Benny Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago and Tom Iles Commissioner of Prisons
• De Freitas also called Michael Abdul Malik v Benny

REPORTED OPINION OF in

• (1978) 30 WIR 372

CONSIDERED in

• Marpin Telecoms and Broadcasting Ltd v Cable and Wireless Dominica Ltd et Al
• Weblinks Ltd v Cable and Wireless (West Indies) Ltd Et. Al
• Hon Gordon Stewart OJ v Senator Noel Sloley Sr, Noel Sloley Jr, Gordon Brown, Deborah Lee Shung and Jamaica Tours Ltd

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• Hoyte-pollard v The Ministry of Education and the Anglican Board and Education Committee
• The Police Federation v The Commissioner of The Independent Commission of Investigations
• Boodram Called Chadee v The Attorney General of Trinidad and Tobago et Al

CITED in

• Chokolingo v Attorney-General of Trinidad and Tobago

REFERRED in

• Police Federation and Others v Commissioner of The Independent Commission of Investigations and Attorney General

This document cites

• Morris v Crown Office
• Attorney General v Times Newspapers Ltd
• Gouriet v Union of Post Office Workers
• Moore v Clerk of Assize, Bristol
• Woolmington v DPP



See all quotations

• Attorney General v Butterworth
• R v Gray
• Re G.'S Application for a Committal Order
• Attorney General v Times Newspapers Ltd