Exploring Commonwealth Caribbean Public Law

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Which area of law does public law encompass?

  • Constitutional law (correct)
  • Contract law
  • Tort law
  • Family law

What does public law regulate?

  • The conduct of international organizations
  • The conduct of government officials and institutions (correct)
  • The conduct of individuals only
  • The conduct of private companies

What was the issue in the Griffith et al v Barbados Cricket Association case?

  • Alleged unfair treatment and discrimination by Griffith and others (correct)
  • Alleged unfair treatment and discrimination by the government towards Griffith and others
  • Alleged unfair treatment and discrimination by the cricket association towards the government
  • Alleged unfair treatment and discrimination by the cricket association towards individuals

What rule was applied in the Griffith et al v Barbados Cricket Association case?

<p>The rule of fairness and non-discrimination (B)</p>
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What were the facts of the Griffith et al v Barbados Cricket Association case?

<p>Instances of unfair treatment and discrimination by Griffith and others (B)</p>
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Public Law

  • Encompasses the relationships between the state and individuals, as well as the relationships between different branches of government
  • Regulates the structure and operation of government, the relationship between government and individuals, and the powers and limitations of government agencies

Griffith et al v Barbados Cricket Association Case

  • Issue: Whether the Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) was subject to judicial review as a public body exercising public functions
  • Rule applied: The Wednesbury unreasonableness test was applied to determine if the BCA's decision was unreasonable
  • Facts:
    • Griffith et al were cricket players who were not selected for the Barbados cricket team
    • They challenged the BCA's decision, arguing that it was unfair and unreasonable
    • The court had to determine if the BCA's decision was subject to judicial review

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