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Press Statement: Court Services Act 2023 Comes Into Effect
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Press Statement: Court Services Act 2023 Comes Into Effect
The Court Services Act 2023 (the Act) has officially come into effect as of 1 Ju
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UPDATE: The Supreme Court Civil Procedure Rules, 2022 PRACTICE GUIDE January 2024
The Supreme Court Civil Procedure Rules, 2022 Practice Guide 2024 is now live an
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NOTICE: OPENING OF THE LEGAL YEAR SPEECH 2024
OPENING OF THE LEGAL YEAR SPEECH 2024 My Lords, My Ladies, other Judicial Off
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On The Record’s interview of Chief Justice Sir Ian Winder
Season 7 Episode 22: Reform & Regulation
New Judgements
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November 19, 2024BETWEEN Pamela Graham AND Cost Right Nassau Limited – 2018/CLE/gen/00119
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November 19, 2024BETWEEN Director of Public Prosecutions AND Emerson Harding - CRI/vbi/No.321/12/2022 and CRI/vbi/322/12/2022
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November 18, 2024BETWEEN Bahamas National Council for Disability AND Monique Roker Carey – 2021/CLE/gen/00477
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November 8, 2024BETWEEN Holmes Company Limited AND Eric Morley - 2024/CLE/gen/00093
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November 6, 2024BETWEEN S.M and A.D - CLE/gen/00856/2023
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