Les membres du Cabinet ont pris note de la promulgation du Freeport (Amendment No. 2) Regulations 2022 qui va permettre d'étendre au 31 décembre 2023 l'authorisaton donné par l'EDB à un opérateur privé dans le
Pursuant to the coming into operation of the Children’s Court Act 2020, the Children’s Act 2020 and the Children’s Court on 24 January 2022 the public and members of the legal profession are hereby advised
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The public and members of the legal profession are informed that Court business will resume from 3 of May 2021 subject to the arrangements set out below.
The following measures will be strictly applied in order to safeguard the health and safety of practitioners, officers of the court and all court users.
HEALTH AND SAFETY MEASURES
There will be a single controlled entrance to all courts and the temperature of all court users will be checked before they are allowed access to the court premises.
• Every court user shall wear a protective facemask failing which access to the court premises will be refused.
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By order of the Honourable Chief Justice urgent applications before District Courts in Mauritius (except the Court of Rodrigues), the Bail and Remand Court (Bail hearings) and Weekend Court, the Intermediate Court and the Industrial Court, will, where possible, be conducted by remote hearing by approved video link system as from the 15th of March 2021, until further notice.
Any request in relation to the above urgent applications should be made to the relevant Court Manager during normal working hours by phone or e-mail as per the communicated telephone numbers and e-mail addresses in the Supreme Court Communiqué No.1 of the 10th of March 2021.