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DOCKET MNI-2026-CV-0082 IN LITIGATION OPENED: 12 JAN 2026

Re: Little Bay Port Commercial Concession & Environmental Assessment Dispute

Client: Caribbean Logistics Holdings Ltd (Synthetic) • Court: High Court of Justice, Civil Division (Montserrat) • Assigned Counsel: K. Braimah, Esq. (Lead Litigator)

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ECSC HIGH COURT [2018] ECSC J0512-1
[✓] GOOD LAW

Hughes v. Attorney General of Montserrat

Governing Principle: Exercise of statutory discretion under Cap. 13.01 s. 24 is subject to judicial review for procedural fairness and legitimate expectation.

“Para [18]: The power vested in the Minister is broad, but it cannot be exercised arbitrarily where the applicant has complied with all preliminary statutory conditions.”
Source: Official ECSC Judgment Corpus (Montserrat Sitting) Inspect Full Text →
CARIBBEAN COURT OF JUSTICE [2006] CCJ 3 (AJ)
[✓] BINDING APEX

Attorney General v. Joseph and Boyce

Governing Principle: Legitimate expectation creates enforceable procedural rights in administrative decisions across the Commonwealth Caribbean.

“Para [35]: The rule of law requires predictability and procedural regularity in the disposition of public licences and concessions.”
Source: CCJ Appellate Law Reports Query AI Workbench →
MONTSERRAT REVISED STATUTES Cap. 8.03 s. 14
[✓] IN FORCE (2013)

Physical Planning Act — Development Permission & Stop Orders

Mandatory environmental impact assessment conditions and statutory notification obligations prior to major coastal works.

Consolidated Laws of Montserrat Inspect Redline History →
Working Case Strategy Note UPDATED: 06 OCT 2026

Counsel should structure the Skeleton Argument around Ground 2: Failure to accord procedural fairness under Hughes v. AG. The respondent authority did not communicate the technical report before issuing the summary stop order.

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BUNDLE_MANIFEST_PREVIEW.PDF REPRESENTATIVE FORMATTING SPECIFICATION
1. SKELETON_ARGUMENT_APPLICANT.PDF ........... [PP. 001 - 014]
2. [2018] ECSC J0512-1 (HUGHES V. AG) ....... [PP. 015 - 032]
3. [2006] CCJ 3 (AJ) (AG V. JOSEPH) ......... [PP. 033 - 058]
4. MONTSERRAT IMMIGRATION ACT CAP. 13.01 ..... [PP. 059 - 074]
PREVIEW ARTIFACT REF: BNDL-2026-MNI-0082-ILLUSTRATIVE

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