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Civil Division Listings.Pdf Supreme Court of Judicature of Jamaica Civil Division List of Sittings for the week commencing the 20 OCTOBER, 2020 ACTION MATTERS CIVIL: COURT NO. 9 COR: THE HONOURABLE MISS JUSTICE C. WILTSHIRE CLERK: MR. M. McLARTY WEDNESDAY, 21ST OCTOBER, 2020 2012HCV00897 Radcliffe V Taylor & Anor Kinghorn & Kinghorn: ( 2 days) Kamesha L Graham THURSDAY, 22ND OCTOBER, 2020 MOTION 2017M00785 Kerr V Kerr Application for committal for contempt of court order Frater Ennis & Gordon: Travis Anthony Benain TUESDAY, 20TH OCTOBER, 2020 CIVIL: COURT NO. 16 (1ST FLOOR)(52-54 KING STREET) COR: THE HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE G. BROWN CLERK: MR. O. BURKE ASSESSMENT OF DAMAGES 2011HCV06490 Edwards (on behalf of near V McLean Winsome Marsh: relations of Ameika Panton, Charles R. Campbell deceased) 2013HCV01725 Wilson V Chris Ryon Limited (trading Tamara Powell-Francis: As Empire Supermarket) Defendant-in-person 2017HCV00452 Williams V Bryan & Anor Kinghorn & Kinghorn: Defendants-in-person Supreme Court Listing for the week 20TH OCTOBER, 2020 (To view the weekly court list please visit our website www.supremecourt.gov.jm.) Kindly contact a Court Administrator as soon as possible if your matter does not appear on the Court’s List. Tel: (876)633-7201 Mrs. Keesha Bernard-Mitchell (ext. 8745) or Ms. Deborah Rance (ext. 8637) NB: THIS LIST IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE. PLEASE SEE THE NOTICE BOARD FOR CHANGES. Page 1 of 32 TUESDAY, 20TH OCTOBER, 2020 CHAMBER MATTERS COR: THE HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE A. RATTRAY CLERK: MISS S. CHONG VIDEO CONFERENCES CASE MANAGEMENT CONFERENCES 10:00 A.M 2018HCV02534 Reeves V Elliott Nigel W. Jones & Company: ( ½ hr) John G. Graham & Company 11:00 A.M 2013HCV06003 Montgomery ( near relation V University Hospital Board of Nigel W. Jones & Company: ( 1 hr) of Derrick Walker) & Anor Management Myers Fletcher & Gordon: Administrator-General of Jamaica PRE-TRIAL REVIEW 2:00 P.M 2015HCV04859 Davis V Stephenson & Anor Gladstone Wilson: ( 1 hr) John G. Graham & Company CASE MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE 3:00 P.M 2011HCV00573 McPherson V Portland Parish Council & Ors H.S. Dale & Company: ( 1 hr) Director of State Proceedings: Joseph Jarrett & Company COR: THE HONOURABLE MRS. JUSTICE S. THOMPSON-JAMES CLERK: MR. D. BLACK VIDEO CONFERENCES PRE-TRIAL REVIEW 10:00 A.M 2013HCV04914 Halladeen V National Water Commission Dixon & Associates: ( ½ hr) & Anor Symone M. Mayhew, Q.C 11:00 A.M 2017HCV01435 Murray V Montieth Application to discharge final charging ( ½ hr) order Georgia Hamilton & Company: Lawrence L. Haynes 11:30 P.M 2011HCV05574 Stewart V Rickette & Ors Application for provisional charging ( ½ hr) order Samuda & Johnson: Duncan Ellis & Company Supreme Court Listing for the week 20TH OCTOBER, 2020 (To view the weekly court list please visit our website www.supremecourt.gov.jm.) Kindly contact a Court Administrator as soon as possible if your matter does not appear on the Court’s List. Tel: (876)633-7201 Mrs. Keesha Bernard-Mitchell (ext. 8745) or Ms. Deborah Rance (ext. 8637) NB: THIS LIST IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE. PLEASE SEE THE NOTICE BOARD FOR CHANGES. Page 2 of 32 TUESDAY, 20TH OCTOBER, 2020 (CONT’D) CHAMBER MATTERS (CONT’D) 12:30 P.M SU2020CV01723 Walford & Ors V Walford Application to revoke grant of probate ( ½ hr) Usim Williams & Company: Rudolph Smellie 2:00 P.M SU2020ES00430 Re: Estate of Margaret Irene Paxton Application to prove copy will ( ½ hr) Bruce-Patterson & Company 3:00 P.M 2015HCV03789 Davis V Richards Ex parte application to empower ( ½ hr) Registrar to sign transfer Kerry-Ann Ebanks PRE-TRIAL REVIEW 3:30P.M 2013HCV00866 Bailey V Sewell & Anor Oswest Senior-Smith & Company: ( ½ hr) Dunbar & Company COURT NO. 14 (GROUND FLOOR) (52-54 KING STREET) COR: THE HONOURABLE MISS JUSTICE J. PUSEY CLERK: MISS A. MILLS IN-PERSON HEARING 10:00 A.M SU2019CV00071 Re: Estate Namardo Hewitt Colman & Associates: Trial in Chambers Allia Leith-Palmer: Fernell Daley ( 3 days) COURT NO. 15 (1ST FLOOR)(52-54 KING STREET) COR: THE HONOURABLE MISS JUSTICE A. NEMBHARD CLERK: MR. M. CAMPBELL IN-PERSON HEARING 10:00 A.M 2016HCV03732 Clarke V Hyman Application for sole custody, care and ( 1 day) control; application for payment of outstanding maintenance sum Halliburton & Associates: Seymour Stewart: Supreme Court Listing for the week 20TH OCTOBER, 2020 (To view the weekly court list please visit our website www.supremecourt.gov.jm.) Kindly contact a Court Administrator as soon as possible if your matter does not appear on the Court’s List. Tel: (876)633-7201 Mrs. Keesha Bernard-Mitchell (ext. 8745) or Ms. Deborah Rance (ext. 8637) NB: THIS LIST IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE. PLEASE SEE THE NOTICE BOARD FOR CHANGES. Page 3 of 32 TUESDAY, 20TH OCTOBER, 2020 (CONT’D) CHAMBER MATTERS (CONT’D) COR: THE HONOURABLE MRS. JUSTICE G. HENRY-MCKENZIE CLERK: MRS. J. DOUGLAS-ANDERSON VIDEO CONFERENCES 10:00 A.M SU2020CV03302 Jamaica Public Service V Minister of Science, Energy Application for leave to apply for (1 hr) Limited And Technology judicial review Hylton Powell: Defendants-in-person PRE-TRIAL REVIEW 11:00 A.M 2018HCV01193 Noble ( by her mother and V Powell & Anor Devon G. Deslandes: ( ½ hr) next friend Stacy-Ann O’Neil Brown & Company c/o Reeves) town agent A. McBean & Company 11:30 A.M 2018HCV01475 Barrett V Lou Livingston Construction Application to strike out statement ( ½ hr) & Industrial Services & Anor of case Ramsaysmith: Rowan Mullings 12:00 2017HCV04167 Factories Corporation of V Brady Application for stay of proceedings ( 1 hr) Jamaica Myers Fletcher & Gordon: Ballantyne Beswick & Company 2:00 P.M SU2020CV01724 Smith V The Attorney General of Application to declare breach of ( 1 hr) Jamaica right to a fair trial Henlin Gibson Henlin: Director of State Proceedings 3:00 P.M 2008HCV01844 Williams V Miller Application for provisional charging ( 1 hr) order Archer Cummings & Company: Nigel W. Jones & Company COURT NO. 12 COR: THE HONORABLE MISS JUSTICE T. HUTCHINSON CLERK: MRS. K. DAVIS IN-PERSON HEARINGS 10:00 A.M SU2019CV00603 Ducasse V Ducasse HRC Law: (3 hrs) McNeil & McFarlane 3:00 P.M SU2019CV01934 Walker V Ministry of National Security First hearing application for constitutional ( 1 hr) & Anor redress Nancy M. Anderson: Director of State Proceedings Supreme Court Listing for the week 20TH OCTOBER, 2020 (To view the weekly court list please visit our website www.supremecourt.gov.jm.) Kindly contact a Court Administrator as soon as possible if your matter does not appear on the Court’s List. Tel: (876)633-7201 Mrs. Keesha Bernard-Mitchell (ext. 8745) or Ms. Deborah Rance (ext. 8637) NB: THIS LIST IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE. PLEASE SEE THE NOTICE BOARD FOR CHANGES. Page 4 of 32 TUESDAY, 20TH OCTOBER, 2020 (CONT’D) CHAMBER MATTERS (CONT’D) COURT NO. 17 (1ST FLOOR)(52-54 KING STREET) COR: THE HONORABLE MRS. JUSTICE I. REID (Ag) CLERK: MISS L. SAMMS IN-PERSON HEARINGS 10:00 A.M SU2020CV03320 Davis V Davis-Stewart Ex parte application for injunction ( ½ hr) Nicolson Phillips 10:30 A.M SU2020CV02122 Thomas (by next friend V Grace Foods International Application to approve settlement and ( ½ hr) Joygina Noyan) Limited appoint trustees Nigel W. Jones & Company: Defendant-in-person 11:30 A.M SU2020CV00254 The Registrar of Companies V GMC Energy Limited Application to file annual returns ( 10 mins) Sutherland & Wallace: Defendant-in-person 11:40 A.M SU2020CV00255 The Registrar of Companies V Dr. Chandolu Global Peace Application to file annual returns ( 10 mins) Ministries Limited Sutherland & Wallace: Defendant-in-person 12:00 SU2020CV00248 The Registrar of Companies V Dorrett Williams Education Application to file annual returns ( 10 mins) Foundation Limited Sutherland & Wallace: Defendant-in-person 12:20 P.M SU2020CV00250 The Registrar of Companies V Grasshopper Productions Application to file annual returns ( 10 mins) (Jamaica) Limited Sutherland & Wallace: Defendant-in-person 12:40 P.M SU2020CV00935 The Registrar of Companies V Jamaica/ Carib Research Application to file annual returns ( 10 mins) Company Limited Sutherland & Wallace: Defendant-in-person 12:40 P.M SU2020CV00252 The Registrar of Companies V Relmac Development Application to file annual returns ( 10 mins) Company Limited Sutherland & Wallace: Defendant-in-person 12:50 P.M SU2020CV00253 The Registrar of Companies V Alicia Car Rental Limited Application to file annual returns ( 10 mins) Sutherland & Wallace: Defendant-in-person Supreme Court Listing for the week 20TH OCTOBER, 2020 (To view the weekly court list please visit our website www.supremecourt.gov.jm.) Kindly contact a Court Administrator as soon as possible if your matter does not appear on the Court’s List. Tel: (876)633-7201 Mrs. Keesha Bernard-Mitchell (ext. 8745) or Ms. Deborah Rance (ext. 8637) NB: THIS LIST IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE. PLEASE SEE THE NOTICE BOARD FOR CHANGES. Page 5 of 32 TUESDAY, 20TH OCTOBER, 2020 (CONT’D) CHAMBER MATTERS (CONT’D) 2:00 P.M SU2020CV00702 National Housing Trust V Rennie & Anor Application to declare equitable ( 1 hr) interest in property Pollard Lee Clarke & Associates: Defendants-in-person 3:00 P.M 2015HCV04826 Taylor V Daley & Anor Application to set aside default judgment ( ½ hr) Kinghorn & Kinghorn: Garth E. Lyttle & Company 3:30 P.M 2015HCV01829 Morgan V Mendez & Anor Application to appoint personal ( ½ hr) representative Knight Junor & Samuels Director of State Proceedings COURT NO. 18 (2ND FLOOR)(52-54 KING STREET) COR: THE HONORABLE MR. JUSTICE V. SMITH (Ag) CLERK: MR. E. MILLER IN-PERSON HEARINGS 10:30 A.M SU2019CV01433 Davidson V Davidson Application to declare entitlement to ( ½ hr) property McNeil & McFarlane:
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