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CCJ Pays Tribute to the Late Mr Justice Wit (ret.)

CCJ Pays Tribute to the Late Mr Justice Wit (ret.)

  Representatives from around the region convened on Wednesday, 31st January 2024 at the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago for a Special Sitting, celebrating the life of one of its earliest sworn-in judges, the late Honourable...

CCJ Upholds Insurer’s Decision to Avoid Policy of Insurance

CCJ Upholds Insurer’s Decision to Avoid Policy of Insurance

  On Monday, 22nd January 2024, the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) delivered its judgment in Apsara Restaurants (Barbados) Limited v Guardian General Insurance Limited [2024] CCJ 3 (AJ) BB, a decision in its Appellate Jurisdiction. The Court dismissed the...

Statement on the Passing of Retired CCJ Judge Mr Justice Jacob Wit

Statement on the Passing of Retired CCJ Judge Mr Justice Jacob Wit

  The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) regretfully advises of the passing of retired CCJ Judge, Mr Justice Jacob Wit. Mr Justice Wit was a member of the inaugural CCJ bench in 2005 and he diligently served until his retirement in December 2023. To view the full...

CCJ Upholds the Validity of Gift in Belize Estate Dispute

CCJ Upholds the Validity of Gift in Belize Estate Dispute

  On Thursday 11th January 2024, the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) delivered its judgment in the consolidated appeals: Merickston Nicholson v Anna Nicholson and Franziska Nicholson; Anna Nicholson v Franziska Nicholson and Merickston Nicholson [BZCV2023/001...

Statement on the Retirement of the Hon. Mr Justice Jacob Wit

Statement on the Retirement of the Hon. Mr Justice Jacob Wit

  The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) advises of the retirement of CCJ Judge, the Hon. Mr Justice Jacob Wit, on the grounds of ill health. Mr Justice Wit was a member of the Court’s inaugural Bench in 2005 and served faithfully for 18 years; however, since...

CCJ Upholds the Validity of Disputed Guyanese Will

CCJ Upholds the Validity of Disputed Guyanese Will

Today, the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) delivered its judgment in the Guyanese case of Sasedai Kumarie Persaud v Sherene Mongroo, Zenobia Rosenberg and Indranie Mulchand [2023]CCJ 16 (AJ) GY, setting aside the decision of the Court of Appeal and restoring the...

CCJ Reopens Tasker Case

CCJ Reopens Tasker Case

Today, the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) reopened its previous decision to refuse special permission to appeal and allowed the appeal of Mr Alex Tasker. In September 2021, Mr Tasker was committed by a Magistrate to surrender to the authorities of the United States...

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