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(Trinidad Express) The Privy Council has shot down an application by event management company Wild Goose Ltd, in its attempt to challenge a ruling

THE Privy Council has shot down an application by event management company Wild Goose Ltd, in its attempt to challenge a ruling delivered against it by the Court of Appeal

THE Judicial and Legal Service Commission (JLSC) has filed its notice of appeal, as it seeks to challenge the recent Appeal Court ruling that former chief magistrate Marcia Ayers-Caesar was

A judge in Trinidad and Tobago can only be removed from office in accordance with the special procedure set out in Section 137 of the Constitution.This mandates that any question

The Appeal Court ruling in favour of former chief magistrate Marcia Ayers-Caesar is now one of the most important judgments in the Commonwealth Caribbean dealing with the independence of the

FORMER Chief Magistrate Marcia Ayers-Caesar has emerged victorious in her continued legal battle against the Judicial and Legal Service Commission (JLSC) headed by Chief Justice Ivor Archie which she said

THE Judiciary has defended a meeting between Chief Justice Ivor Archie, members of his executive, the Prime Minister and several Cabinet members saying it cleared up what the Judiciary is doing administratively and its planning process. Responding to a media report, the Judiciary emphasised that the meeting was not between the Prime Minister and Archie.

THE Judiciary has defended a meeting between Chief Justice Ivor Archie, members of his executive, the Prime Minister and several Cabinet members saying it cleared up what the Judiciary is doing administratively and its planning process. Responding to a media report, the Judiciary emphasised that the meeting was not between the Prime Minister and Archie.

THE COURT of Appeal has ordered the State to compensate a dump-truck owner whose vehicle was seized and kept by police since 2019, while investigations of illegal quarrying in the Wallerfield area were taking place.

The Cepep company has lost its appeal of a judge’s order that it pay a contracting company $1.9 million for money owed for work done on the Talparo Health Centre back in 2015.