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Welcome to Curacao Legal PortalThere is a large legal community in the Dutch Caribbean. Especially Curacao houses all kinds of legal institutions, lawyers and associations. However, until 2007 there was no website with general information about the legal system of Curacao, its institutions and its practitioners. Curacao Legal Portal, an initiative supported by the Court of Justice, the CIFA (Curacao International Financial Services Association), a number of local law firms and the University of the Netherlands Antilles, aims to fill this void. Besides this we provide the latest news, background information, a databank with laws and statutes and the agenda of the Court of Justice. We continuously try to expand the different fields on which information is offered and keep all the information duly updated. LATEST NEWS |
A sixteen-year old Seadoo driver was held liable this week for severe bodily injuries he caused a Dutch tourist.
Read more...geschreven door Cindy de la Fuente
vrijdag, 13 augustus 2010
Recent stond de Antilliaan weer in de Nederlandse mediaspotlight. Helaas - zoals meestal het geval is - niet in positieve zin.
Read more...THE HAGUE--The Dutch Parliament will have one final debate on the constitutional restructuring of the Netherlands Antilles before the final Round Table Conference (RTC) on September 9.
Read more...Last week a new law firm was established on Curacao: Navarro & Cheri Attorneys at law and Advisors. Partners are attorney Nelson Navarro, former leader of political party Forsa Kòrsou, and lawyer Esther Cheri, former head of the Lieutenant Governor's Office.
Read more...THE HAGUE--Member of Dutch Parliament (MP) Ronald van Raak of the Socialist Party (SP) said that the legal gap to use extraordinary investigative methods in Antillean and Aruban criminal cases once again shows that Curaçao and St. Maarten are not ready to assume country status.
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AMSTERDAM - Dutch attorney at law Gerard Spong is predicting that the Public Prosecutor's Offices in the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba will encounter great difficulties in a number of large criminal cases. This has to do with the limited legal possibilities to use extraordinary investigative methods, such as telephone tapping.
