Topic: Jalil Asif

Cayman authorities were wrong to ban supermarket sales of shandy – only because the liquor licensing laws were not applied to other drinks – a judge has ruled.

A dispute over a parcel of land in West Bay that has dragged on for three decades was finally settled last week, with the ruling of a judge who described the delay in the case as "appalling".

Two government bodies faced off in court on Wednesday in a long-running row over a road that crossed through habitat for Cayman's endangered blue iguanas.

A legal drama that began in 2019 with a police and customs raid on Doctors Express took a new twist this week when a judge ordered the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions to disclose how it decided not to prosecute individuals who were party to the unlawful raid.

A Grand Court judge has granted a group of beach vendors, who are trying to challenge authorities over being denied licences to trade on Seven Mile Beach Park, an extension of time to allow them to bring their legal action.

Justice Marlene Carter and Jalil Asif KC have been appointed as judges of the Cayman Islands Grand Court, after an open recruitment process advertising the posts both locally and overseas.