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The Supreme Court has expressed disagreement with a government bill creating a commercial court and an admiralty court because it did not provide for them to be two distinct entities, it emerged on Wednesday.In a letter to the House legal affairs committee on Monday, the Supreme Court said it would be legally and practically proper for the two courts to be established by separate legislation and exist as distinct judicial entities, each one exercising its own authority.Instead, the bill currently being discussed by the committee provides for one court made of five judges that will adjudicate in two divisions.Committee chairman Nicos Tornaritis said Justice Minister Stephie Dracou has assumed the initiative to consult with the Supreme Court because if we fully adopt the Courts letter, approval of the particular bill will be delayed. Tornaritis said the bill must be passed as soon as possible to contribute towards the reduction of the l stanley cups uk arge number of pending commercial cases in district courts.The admiralty court h stanley cup ad only 50 cases pending in recent years, he said, noting that a separate court would have nothing to do.Akel MP Aristos Damianou described the affair as a farce, with the letter coming after years of supposed consultations between the executive and the judiciary. The fact that the Supreme Court, which will be called upon to implement this part of the justice reform, expressed substantive disagreements is a setback, Damianou said.He said his stanley cup party had its own prop Tqdg N.C. authorities: Stun gun used on woman who blocked McDonald s drive-thru
CONCORD, N.H. 鈥?New Englands tourism industry is looking to attract more overseas visitors by emphasizing a variety of recreational activities, from sailing trips to bed-and-breakfast bike routes. More than 1.6 million visitors from overseas 鈥?not including Canada a stanley cup nd Mexico 鈥?came to New England in 2009, a slight decrease from the year before because of the global economy. But projections indicate a growth in overseas visitors through at least 2015, according to Discover New England, a marketing alliance for the six-state region thats holding its annual tourism summit Monday. Initially, we just saw people from the United Kingdom, Germany and France, said Don Haggett, director of sales for the Lafayette Hotels, which has properties in Maine and New Hampshire. Now, theyre coming from all over Europe. The region also is seeing more visits from families, in addition to couples. Good shopping values, cheaper gasoline 鈥?it still costs less in the U.S. even with the rising prices 鈥?and the ability to see a variety of attractions in a relatively small area are some of the draws, tourism officials say. Its like an educational vacation for ch stanley cup ildren coming here, said Sue Norrington-Davies, managing director for Discover New England, based in Portsmouth, N.H. They can see living history museums, historical sites, beaches and the countryside, she said. Theyre having fun and theyre learning at the same time. While some sites naturally draw tour stanley cup ists from Europe, such as Plimoth |
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