- 30/01/2023
FRITZ GEFFRARD Vs. COMMISSIONER OF POLICE - 30/01/2023
BRIAN PENNERMAN AND SCOTIA BANK (BAHAMAS) LTD. - 31/01/2023
GEORGE KINGSLEY RUSSELL AND SCOTIA BANK (BAHAMAS) LIMITED
Cause Lists
February Cause List 2023 - 26/01/2023
Fidelity Bank (Bahamas) Limited AND Geltex Trading Corporation… - 25/01/2023
Riclaude Tassy v The Director of Public Prosecutions - 25/01/2023
Christopher Stubbs and anor. v Allan and Sharon Crawford - 25/01/2023
Belitza Marling Sagaray Silva And Replay Destinations (Bah) Ltd - 19/01/2023
Christopher Symonette v Katrina Symonette (Nee Walker)
CoAWelcome
The Court of Appeal is the highest Court resident in The Bahamas. It is a part of the judicial branch of the Government of The Bahamas and was established by Article 98 of the Constitution of The Commonwealth of The Bahamas.
The Court of Appeal has such jurisdiction and powers as are conferred on it by the Constitution and the Court of Appeal Act (Chapter 52 of the 2000 Revised Edition of The Statute Law of The Bahamas).
The practice and procedure relating to the exercise of the court’s jurisdiction is in accordance with rules of court made by its President pursuant to section 8 of the Court of Appeal Act. The current rules of court are The Court of Appeal Rules 2005.
The Court of Appeal consists of the President, the Chief Justice ex officio who sits only at the invitation of the President, and such number of other Justices as may be prescribed by Parliament. Presently, the number prescribed by Parliament is six, including the President.