The Matrimonial Causes Rules 2023 are a set of regulations that govern the process of handling matrimonial cases in Bermuda. These rules are designed to ensure that cases involving marriage and family disputes are dealt with efficiently and fairly.
Appellate Jurisdiction: Fiona Miller (Police Sergeant) v Koree Britton 2022: No. 8 app.
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To have a Domestic Partnership formalised in Bermuda please note the following:
The Domestic Partnership Act 2018 defines a domestic partnership as being between two persons who meet the following criteria:
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The NAMLC provides important and current information related to sanctions to assist you with Bermuda’s Sanctions Regime compliance.
The NAMLC provides important and current information related to sanctions to assist you with Bermuda’s Sanctions Regime compliance.
The NAMLC provides important and current information related to sanctions to assist you with Bermuda’s Sanctions Regime compliance.
In accordance with rule 15(2) of the Bermuda immigration and protection (appeal) rules 2013 the names of the appellants and related parties do not appear in these published rulings. The original rulings with the names of the parties are retained by the IAT.
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Potential jurors are selected at random by a computer programme from the Electoral Register. Those chosen are then summoned to the first day of the next jury session of the Supreme Court.
If you are summoned, you will receive
All cases in Magistrates’ Court are heard by a Magistrate sitting alone, except in the Family Court, where the Magistrate sits with two lay members chosen from a special panel.
The Magistrates’ Court is where Small Claims Court is held.
The Supreme Court is divided into criminal, civil, commercial, divorce and probate jurisdictions.
For a list of the cases to be heard in The Supreme Court, view the Supreme Court Weekly Schedule under 'Resources'. This schedule is subject to change without notice.
Before you can visit a correctional facility, the inmate whom you plan to see has to request a pass for you.
You must also make sure you are familiar with the rules which apply when you visit an inmate.
If you receive a pass, you must:
