comments feedBy Jolly Green The desirability of having a general duty to give reasons for court decisions has been much debated in Commonwealth jurisdictions. In England, a series of cases has consistently upheld the duty. The existence of this general duty is defensible in principle. The duty must meet the purposes for which it is imposed […]
OPINION: It is the general duty for the judiciary to give reasons for a court decision
January 29, 2018 by Leave a Comment
Red Ensign Group Conference 2017 opening remarks Chairman of MACI
July 16, 2017 by Leave a Comment
Red Ensign Group Conference 2017 opening remarks Chairman of MACI – Mr. Philip Barnes 11 July 2017 Good Morning All, the Protocol has been set, Thanks Ms. Exie Tomlinson-Panton. As Chairman of the Board of the Maritime Authority of the Cayman Islands (MACI), I offer greetings on behalf MACI, and welcome all overseas delegates and […]
Checks and balances at the top
March 17, 2014 by Leave a Comment
By Natalie Deak Jaros and Michael LoParrino From Investment News Investors are demanding more accountability from alternatives fund managers In an era of heightened scrutiny for alternatives fund managers, investors are demanding more accountability. One area on which they are particularly focused is fund governance, specifically the role of the board. Long a staple for […]
