The Academy Mourns the Loss of Sir Shridath Ramphal
The CCJ Academy for Law mourns the loss of one of its Eminent Caribbean Jurists,
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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 in international commercial arbitration are sometimes not enforced for a variety of reasons.
In recent times it has been suggested that the effectiveness of the Caribbean Court of Justice in its original jurisdiction could be compromised on the assumption that there exists no mechanism for the enforcement of the OJ judgments.
An analysis of the legal infrastructure supporting the CCJ suggests that it is a gross oversimplification to say that the means to enforce the OJ judgments are lacking.
CALCA will support various initiatives to explore the enforcement of international judgments in the next biennium.
The CCJ Academy for Law mourns the loss of one of its Eminent Caribbean Jurists,
On Tuesday, 25 June 2024, the Chairman of the Academy delivered virtual remarks on the
The mission, vision, focus and values of the CCJ Academy For Law are grounded in its founding documents (including its articles of association) and in the memorandum of understanding with the Caribbean court of justice.
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