Judgment
Supervisor of Elections v Alric Lindsey - Reasons for Ruling
G 0060/2017 · 2017-04-20
Candidate's absences from the Island for more than 400 days during the 7-year period immediately preceding nomination day; whether such absences, if not expressly exempted under Section 61(3) of the Constitution, are invariably and automatically disqualifying. Interpretation of Section 61 of the Cayman Islands Constitution; Absence from the Islands exceeding 400 days; Eligibility of adopted Caymanian parentage
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| Cause Number | G 0060/2017 |
|---|---|
| Court | CIGC (Civ) |
| Judge | Smellie CJ |
| Parties | Supervisor of Elections v Alric Lindsey - Reasons for Ruling |
| Judgment Date | 2017-04-20 |
| Subject | Candidate's absences from the Island for more than 400 days during the 7-year period immediately preceding nomination day; whether such absences, if not expressly exempted under Section 61(3) of the Constitution, are invariably and automatically disqualifying. Interpretation of Section 61 of the Cayman Islands Constitution; Absence from the Islands exceeding 400 days; Eligibility of adopted Caymanian parentage |
| Filename (current) | 17-04-20_the_supervisor_of_elections_v_alric_lindsey.pdf |