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Commonwealth Caribbean Legal Materials: A Select Subject Bibliography

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  28 February 2019

Joan A. Brathwaite
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This Bibliography draws together materials authored or edited by librarians and members of the legal community in the Commonwealth Caribbean and further afield. It was compiled as part of a research study on The Provision of Legal Information in the Commonwealth Caribbean, in an effort to bring together and disseminate a listing of materials, particularly those on the legal information and the various laws and legal systems of the Caribbean.

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International Journal of Legal Information , Volume 31 , Issue 1 , Winter 2003 , pp. 67 - 108
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ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

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BANKS AND BANKING, FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

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BELIZE — LAW

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BOUNDARIES (INTERNATIONAL LAW)

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BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS — LAW

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CARIBBEAN INTEGRATION LAW

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CIVIL PROCEDURE

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COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION

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COMMONWEALTH CARIBBEAN — LAW

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CONSTITUTIONAL LAW

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CORPORATION LAW

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COURTS — CARIBBEAN

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CRIMINAL LAW

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CRIMINAL PROCEDURE

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EMBARGO (INTERNATIONAL LAW)

Ifill, Ifill Lynette Ann. Extraterritorial Reach of the Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity Act 1995. LL.M. Thesis. University of the West Indies, 1997.Google Scholar

EMINENT DOMAIN

Neblett, Cheryl Ann. The Land Acquisition Act of Barbados, Cap. 228. LL.M. Thesis. University of the West Indies, 1998.Google Scholar

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW

Anderson, Winston C. Caribbean Environmental Law: Development and Application – Environmental Legislative and Judicial Developments. Mexico, Mexico City: UNEP, 2002.Google Scholar
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EVIDENCE

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Welch, Diana L. The Accountability of Statutory Corporations in Bermuda. LL.M. Thesis. University of the West Indies, 1998.Google Scholar

FAMILY AND CHILD LAW

Boxill, Eileen. “Developments in Family Law since emancipation.” West Indian Law Journal 9:2 (1985): 9–20.Google Scholar
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GUYANA — LAW

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HUMAN RIGHTS LAW

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND LAW

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INSURANCE LAW

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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

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INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS LAW

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INTERNATIONAL LAW, TREATIES, AGREEMENTS

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JAMAICA — LAW

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JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE

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JURY

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JUSTICE, ADMINISTRATION OF

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LABOUR LAW

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LAW OF CONTRACT

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LEGAL AID

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LEGAL EDUCATION

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