Court of Appeal, Supreme Court, High Court Division of Gun Court in Kingston to resume sittings Monday, November 3

The Court of Appeal, the Supreme Court and the High Court Division of the Gun Court in Kingston are slated to resume sittings next Monday, November 3.

Sittings were suspended due to the passage of Hurricane Melissa.

Director of Client Services, Communications and Information of the Court Administration Division, Kadeish Fletcher, said six parish courts will also resume sittings on that date.

The Judiciary says it remains committed to ensuring the efficient and timely administration of justice, as operations gradually return to normal.

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Petrojam announces reopening of its Kingston industrial loading rack, signalling resumption of daily deliveries

The Court of Appeal, the Supreme Court and the High Court Division of the Gun Court in Kingston are slated to resume sittings next Monday, November 3.

Sittings were suspended due to the passage of Hurricane Melissa.

Director of Client Services, Communications and Information of the Court Administration Division, Kadeish Fletcher, said six parish courts will also resume sittings on that date.

The Judiciary says it remains committed to ensuring the efficient and timely administration of justice, as operations gradually return to normal.

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Finance minister says framework to manage fiscal impact of storm is in place

The Court of Appeal, the Supreme Court and the High Court Division of the Gun Court in Kingston are slated to resume sittings next Monday, November 3.

Sittings were suspended due to the passage of Hurricane Melissa.

Director of Client Services, Communications and Information of the Court Administration Division, Kadeish Fletcher, said six parish courts will also resume sittings on that date.

The Judiciary says it remains committed to ensuring the efficient and timely administration of justice, as operations gradually return to normal.

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UK to provide approximately $510M to Caribbean in humanitarian funding following Melissa

The Court of Appeal, the Supreme Court and the High Court Division of the Gun Court in Kingston are slated to resume sittings next Monday, November 3.

Sittings were suspended due to the passage of Hurricane Melissa.

Director of Client Services, Communications and Information of the Court Administration Division, Kadeish Fletcher, said six parish courts will also resume sittings on that date.

The Judiciary says it remains committed to ensuring the efficient and timely administration of justice, as operations gradually return to normal.

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No report of injury among first responders working across the island in aftermath of Hurricane Melissa -Desmond McKenzie

The Court of Appeal, the Supreme Court and the High Court Division of the Gun Court in Kingston are slated to resume sittings next Monday, November 3.

Sittings were suspended due to the passage of Hurricane Melissa.

Director of Client Services, Communications and Information of the Court Administration Division, Kadeish Fletcher, said six parish courts will also resume sittings on that date.

The Judiciary says it remains committed to ensuring the efficient and timely administration of justice, as operations gradually return to normal.

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Transport Minister Daryl Vaz says citizens will continue to have free access to toll roads during the immediate Hurricane Melissa recovery period

The Court of Appeal, the Supreme Court and the High Court Division of the Gun Court in Kingston are slated to resume sittings next Monday, November 3.

Sittings were suspended due to the passage of Hurricane Melissa.

Director of Client Services, Communications and Information of the Court Administration Division, Kadeish Fletcher, said six parish courts will also resume sittings on that date.

The Judiciary says it remains committed to ensuring the efficient and timely administration of justice, as operations gradually return to normal.

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Operations at Jamaica Urban Transit Company remain suspended today as safety assessments continue for staff and asset

The Court of Appeal, the Supreme Court and the High Court Division of the Gun Court in Kingston are slated to resume sittings next Monday, November 3.

Sittings were suspended due to the passage of Hurricane Melissa.

Director of Client Services, Communications and Information of the Court Administration Division, Kadeish Fletcher, said six parish courts will also resume sittings on that date.

The Judiciary says it remains committed to ensuring the efficient and timely administration of justice, as operations gradually return to normal.

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Kingston Wharves Limited reporting minimal disruptions to its operations following passage of Hurricane Melissa

The Court of Appeal, the Supreme Court and the High Court Division of the Gun Court in Kingston are slated to resume sittings next Monday, November 3.

Sittings were suspended due to the passage of Hurricane Melissa.

Director of Client Services, Communications and Information of the Court Administration Division, Kadeish Fletcher, said six parish courts will also resume sittings on that date.

The Judiciary says it remains committed to ensuring the efficient and timely administration of justice, as operations gradually return to normal.

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Government focused on assessing damage to country and getting resources to the needy after Hurricane Melissa

The Court of Appeal, the Supreme Court and the High Court Division of the Gun Court in Kingston are slated to resume sittings next Monday, November 3.

Sittings were suspended due to the passage of Hurricane Melissa.

Director of Client Services, Communications and Information of the Court Administration Division, Kadeish Fletcher, said six parish courts will also resume sittings on that date.

The Judiciary says it remains committed to ensuring the efficient and timely administration of justice, as operations gradually return to normal.

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Post-hurricane assessment started at Norman Manley International Airport following passage of Hurricane Melissa

The Court of Appeal, the Supreme Court and the High Court Division of the Gun Court in Kingston are slated to resume sittings next Monday, November 3.

Sittings were suspended due to the passage of Hurricane Melissa.

Director of Client Services, Communications and Information of the Court Administration Division, Kadeish Fletcher, said six parish courts will also resume sittings on that date.

The Judiciary says it remains committed to ensuring the efficient and timely administration of justice, as operations gradually return to normal.

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