Index

• Author: Duke Pollard
• Profession: Director of the CARICOM Legislative Drafting Facility and one of the principal consultants on all development aspects of the Caribbean Court of Justice on which he now sits as a Judge
• Pages: 357-365

Index

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Index

Agreement Establishing the

Association of the Caribbean

States, xvin

Agreement Establishing the

Caribbean Court of Justice, xiv, 2,

198, 208; appointment and

removal of judges of the, 55, 211–

212; and the character of the CCJ,

159, 165; and disputes settlement,

114; and jurisdiction of the court,

63, 73; and locus standi for

private entities, 223; objectives of

the, 131–134, 177; and the

RJLSC, 52, 230–234

Agreement Establishing the

Caribbean Development Bank,

163

Agreement Establishing the CCJ

Trust Fund, 159; establishment of

the, 132; and the financing of the

court, 56–58; provisions, 16;

withdrawal from the, 16–17

Agreement Establishing the Seat of

the CCJ and the offices of the

RJLSC, 132, 159, 165

Agreement Establishing the Council

of Legal Education, 246

Alabama Arbitration (1872), 86

Andean Court of Justice:

establishment of the, 86;

supranationality and the, 176

Anthony, Prime Minister Kenny:

and the CCJ, 252, 253

Antigua and Barbuda: constitutional

provisions for delinking from the

Privy Council, 134–137

Appellate jurisdiction: of the CCJ,

62–82, 93–99, 113, 178; CCJ and

the exercise of its, 179; rules

relating to, 19–21; CCJ and stare

decisis in its, 47

Arthur, Prime Minister Owen: and

the CCJ, 252

Australia: delinking from the Privy

Council, 66, 69, 80–81, 229, 236–

238

Bahamas: and the CCJ, 9;

constitutional provisions for

delinking from the Privy Council,

147–148

Bangalore principles: of judicial

independence, 50

Bar Associations: CCJ and the

education of regional, 26–29

Barbados: and the Agreement

Establishing the CCJ, 133–134;

and the CCJ, 133; constitutional

provisions for delinking from the

Privy Council, 148–150; delinking

from the Privy Council, 70–72

Belize: constitutional provisions for

delinking from the Privy Council,

150–151

Bretton Woods Agreement (1943),

110

British/Caribbean Jurists

Association, 247

Canada: delinking from the Privy

Council, 66, 81–82