By Abiola Inniss From Caribbean news Now In January 2010, this column first proposed the idea of the CCJ as a court of first instance for intellectual property (IP) matters. In the years following its publication, there has been a little movement in the area of IP in the Caribbean, including the common usage of […]
The CCJ as a court of first instance for intellectual property; revisiting the idea Published on September 15, 2015
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The Editor Speaks: I told you so!
July 13, 2014 by Leave a Comment
I am not bragging with that headline. I am actually furious. I refer you to a previous Editorial I wrote on May 21 2014 entitled “Is it custom for Customs to make life hard for customers?” “Who in the world will benefit by knowing, for example, how many light bulbs we import and whether they […]
