COMPARATIVE LAW IS IN FULL FLOURISH: BERNHARD GROSSFELD The discipline of comparative law is widely neglected in tertiary institutions within the Caribbean. This problem is of particular concern given that […]
Article 214 of the Revised Treaty (and Article XIV of the CCJ Agreement) requires national courts and tribunals to refer domestic cases involving the interpretation or application of the Revised […]
BETWEEN MASTER AND SERVANT, IT IS FREEDOM WHICH OPPRESSES AND LAW WHICH SETS FREE: HENRY LACORDAIRE The absence of appropriate machinery for the settlement of staff disputes within Caribbean regional […]
The enforcement of judgments of the international courts is a perineal problem. In some instances the judgments of the International Court of Justice have remained unsatisfied for decades. Awards given […]
