CCJ Continues Referral Workshops in Suriname
On Tuesday, 7th May 2024, the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ), continued its Referral Workshop Series and sensitisation sessions on the CCJ’s Original Jurisdiction (OJ) with the Court of Justice of Suriname and Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Suriname. Throughout...
CCJ Denies Application for Permission to Appeal in Wrongful Dismissal Matter
On Friday, 26th April 2024, the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) dismissed the application for permission to appeal to the CCJ in Levi Maximea v The Chief of Police, The Police Service Commission and The Attorney General [2024] CCJ 12 (AJ) DM. This application was...
CCJ Dismisses Application for Review of Its Previous Order
On Thursday, 25th April 2024, the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) issued reasons in Graham Bethell v Royal Bank of Canada (Barbados) Limited [2024] CCJ 11 (AJ) BB for declining to review its own previous Order. This was an application for review from Barbados which...
CCJ Dismisses Challenge Against Electrical Consumption Arrears
On Tuesday 9th April 2024, the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) delivered judgment in Che Jain Ping and Xiao Guang Zhao v Guyana Power and Light Inc. [2024] CCJ 8 (AJ) GY, a decision in its Appellate Jurisdiction. In a judgment authored by Mr Justice Andrew...
Statement on the Passing of Retired CCJ President The Rt Hon Mr Justice de la Bastide
With deep sorrow, the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) wishes to advise that its first President, the Right Honourable Mr Justice Michael de la Bastide TC passed away on 30 March 2024. Mr Justice de la Bastide steered the Court from its inauguration until his...
Statement on the Passing of Retired CCJ Judge Mme Justice Désirée Bernard
The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) regretfully advises of the passing of retired CCJ Judge, Mme Justice Désirée Bernard. Mme Justice Bernard was a member of the inaugural CCJ Bench in 2005 and she provided exemplary service to the Court until her retirement...
The Eugene Dupuch Law School Sweeps the 14th Annual CCJ International Law Moot
On Friday, 22nd March, the Eugene Dupuch Law School from The Bahamas was the winner of Overall Moot Challenge Shield at the XIV Annual Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) International Law Moot. This year represents the sixth win for the Bahamian law school, which...
CCJ Awards CEO Full Pension Benefits for Wrongful Dismissal
On Tuesday, 19th March 2024, the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) delivered reasons for decision in Maurice Arjoon v The New Building Society Ltd, Trust Company (Guyana) Ltd, Executor of the Estate of Ahmad Khan, Seepaul Narine and Nizam Mohamed [GYCV2023/002],...
CCJ Integrates Sign Language Interpretation Into Judgment Delivery
For the first time, the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) will integrate a sign language interpreter into its judgment delivery process in the Maurice Arjoon v The New Building Society Ltd. and Others matter on Tuesday, 19th March 2024 at 2:00 p.m. (AST). The...
XIV ANNUAL CCJ INTERNATIONAL LAW MOOT
The Annual CCJ International Law Moot is an activity in which law students take part in a simulated court proceeding. To bring the proceeding to life, each law faculty or institution represents the claimant or defendant in an Original Jurisdiction case before Judges...