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Fiji Islands - FLR Volume 28 - Digest & Index |
THE FIJI LAW REPORTS
of cases decided in
THE FIJI COURT OF APPEAL
and
THE SUPREME COURT OF FIJI1982
VOLUME 28This Volume may be cited as “28 F.L.R.”
EDITOR:
THE HON. D.G. McGREGOR, ESQ., Q.C.
Former Judge of the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory
and the Federal Court of AustraliaPRICE: $25.00
DIGEST AND INDEX
PAGE
AFFILIATION
Corroborative matter need not prove truth of complainant’s evidence beyond reasonable doubt – may be discoverable by admissions to be inferred from cross-examination of counsel for father.
128
CONTRACT MISTAKE
Mutual mistake – fundamental error – contract unenforceable.
94
CONSTITUTION ACT
Directions by Attorney-General – no interference with office – no ascendary over Director of Public Prosecutions – action could be brought in own name or official title.
20
CRIMINAL LAW
Corroboration – assisted by circumstances – accused acting in concert – each liable for acts of others – defence of consent not supportable – method of raising misdirection as ground of appeal.
108
Employment Act s.61(4) – two limbs – First – no needing prior notification
Director of Public Prosecutions v. Reddy Construction Company & Fletcher Organisation Fiji Limited
86
Exchange Control – Direction by Minister to furnish information – whether unconstitutional as ultra vires.
160
Judge differing from assessors – necessity for coagent reasons intent – question is did he form the intent – not did he have the capacity to do so.
6
Murder – Confession – Admitted after voir dire examination – province of jury asked to consider voluntariness – practice of Judicial Committee when hearing appeals in criminal matter.
154
Estate Duty.
169
INCOME TAX
Deduction of interest – not incurred in production of income.
Deputy Commissioner of Inland Revenue v. Marine Management Limited
60
INCOME TAX WORDS & PHRASES
The Act s.11 – “engages in” more than single transaction.
The Commissioner of Inland Revenue v. Frederick Anthony Weller
46
LANDLORD AND TENANT
Application for summary ejectment – occupier under share farming agreement – pending application before Tribunal – wide powers of Tribunal – Supreme Court applications included power to adjourn until Tribunal hearing.
31
Ejectment Act – Application for possession – no defence verbal tenancy, option – indefeasibility of title.
82
Fair Rents Act s.25 – onus on summons for possession – bona fide requirement – for purpose of subdivision – land must not already have been subdivided.
103
National Land Trust Ordinance s.12 – does not apply to sublease granted before it or transfers thereof – subleases not in breach.
144
Summary Ejectment – unsuitable procedure in the circumstances – lessee to plead full facts.
134
Whole agreement to be read – share farming not employment agreement – pending hearing before Agricultural Tribunal – circumstances indicated adjournment, not order for possession.
69
LIBEL
Words defamatory included a man was a bad loser – but more hurtful to feelings than reputation – political controversy – not a serious libel – inadequate retraction.
140
MATRIMONIAL CAUSES
Divorce in Fiji – domicile – of choice may be acquired even though right to remain “precarious”.
1
PRISONS
Disciplinary proceedings against officer – jurisdiction of Controller – necessary to ‘hear and determine’ himself where he elects to hear – grounds on which he proposed to dismiss from the service to be stated precisely.
54
PUBLIC SERVICE
Prosecution for Perjury – acquittal – further charges pursuant to Public Service Act – dismissal – Appeal to Public Service Appeal Board withdrawn – application for certiorari to quash decision to dismiss – availability of disciplinary proceedings after acquittal.
38
SALE OF LAND
Torrens systems – meaning of “registrable” – does not refer to instrument already stamped.
120
SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE
Contracts for land which has a peculiar and special value – damages for delay not awarded in this case.
148
WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION
Deceased suffering from advanced heart diseases – death 2½ days after last working – no specific evidence of incident at work – failure to discharge onus that death arose out of and in the course of employment.
115
Worker suffering from established heart condition – exertion at work followed by collapse and death from heart attack – death arose out of and in the course of employment.
The Tourist Corporation of Fiji Limited v. Ganga Jali a.k.a. Clara Ram
97
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