PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – On Thursday, the Caribbean Courtroom of Justice (CCJ) dismissed an utility to evaluation an order beforehand handed down within the case of Graham Bethell v Royal Financial institution of Canada (Barbados) Restricted.
On March 29, 2023, Bethell utilized to the CCJ for permission to enchantment a Courtroom of Enchantment choice.
On August 18. 2023, after studying the appliance, the CCJ issued an order based mostly on the paperwork filed, dismissing Bethell’s utility.
Earlier this yr, on January 29, Bethell utilized to the CCJ for a evaluation of the Order denying permission to enchantment.
He sought to have that call quashed and requested permission to current authorized arguments in help of his earlier utility for permission to enchantment to the CCJ.
Nevertheless, an Order was issued on Thursday denying Bethell’s utility for evaluation and ordering prices to Royal Financial institution of Canada (Barbados) Restricted.
In causes authored by Justice Adrian Saunders, with Justice Winston Anderson and Justice Maureen Rajnauth-Lee concurring, it was defined that Bethell’s utility for evaluation was denied as he relied completely on the deserves of his substantive declare and its prospects of success.
Nevertheless, no materials addressed whether or not and the way the Courtroom of Enchantment was improper in its reasoning when it dismissed his earlier utility or what particular circumstance existed warranting the CCJ’s evaluation of its Order.
The utility was thought of by the CCJ President, Justice Adrian Saunders, and Justices Winston Anderson and Maureen Rajnauth-Lee. Bryan Weekes acted for Bethell, whereas Garth Patterson KC and Khayyam Nakhuda acted for Royal Financial institution of Canada (Barbados) Restricted.
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