Veramae Patricia Ebanks v The Governor of the Cayman Islands
The issue of primary importance in this appeal is whether the principle of law enunciated by the Privy Council in McLaughlin v HE The Governor of the Cayman Islands [2007] UKPC 50 was correctly applied by the trial judge, Mme Justice Ramsay-Hale ('the judge'), in determining that the Appellant remained an officer of the Cayman Islands Government following the unlawful termination of her employment down to the point when she was sentenced on 4 November 2011 to a form of house arrest for one year upon being convicted of causing death by reckless driving.
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| Cause Number | CICA (CIVIL) APPEAL NO. 0008 OF 2020 (WAS G 0462 OF 1998) |
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| Court | Court of Appeal |
| Judgment Date | 2021-Nov-30 |
| Subject | The issue of primary importance in this appeal is whether the principle of law enunciated by the Privy Council in McLaughlin v HE The Governor of the Cayman Islands [2007] UKPC 50 was correctly applied by the trial judge, Mme Justice Ramsay-Hale ('the judge'), in determining that the Appellant remained an officer of the Cayman Islands Government following the unlawful termination of her employment down to the point when she was sentenced on 4 November 2011 to a form of house arrest for one year upon being convicted of causing death by reckless driving. |
| Category | Civil |
| Filename (current) | 2HAOKCEAG2391FFG373DC2A751CE7F7629F06ED321E4C4BD1EC7.pdf |
| File MD5 | 03078d87e6fd73b13deee40d17fc71d9 |
| Source pipeline | csv |