நீதி பரோ News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

April 30, 2021 Barbados’ highest appellate court, the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ), has yet again condemned the lower courts’ “unacceptable” delays in delivering judgments, issuing a strong call for an apology to the affected parties. A real estate dispute, which took the Court of Appeal in Bridgetown four years to decide on, prompted CCJ justice Denys Barrow to issue the rebuke as the Port of Spain-based court delivered the last word on the case. While declaring that the delay did not prejudice the lower court’s decision, Justice Barrow described the hold-up as serious and unacceptable. He cited a concurring judgment by CCJ Justice Peter Jamadar who had some strong words for Barbados when he referred to Sections 18 and 84 of the Barbados Constitution relating to the delay in the delivery of judgments.

Justice peter jamadarJustice barrowFreundel stuartDenys barrowCaribbean courtBarbados courtPeter jamadarBarbados constitutionPrime minister freundel stuartPrivy councilRevised treatyநீதி பீட்டர் ஜமதர்நீதி பரோஃப்ரீண்டெல் ஸ்டூவர்ட்மறுக்கிறது பரோகரீபியன் நீதிமன்றம்