Misuse of the Objective form

Incorrect	Correct
I was disappointed at the men not appearing in time.	I was disappointed at the men’s not appearing in time.
1.      I have read Shakespeare’s works who was a great poet.	I have read the works of Shakespeare  who was a great poet.
2.      These are the Court’s order which should be obeyed.	These are the order of the Court which should be obeyed.
3.      I went to the man’s house whom you saw.	I went to the house of the men whom you saw.
4.      I don’t like him coming in late every morning.	I don’t like his coming late every morning.