Snag Hits CBA Status Lawsuit
Tuesday, June 29, 2004
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Reader comments:
- The decision to allow Attorney Micki Jafa Bodden to withdraw from the
case, should not by any means be construed as an indication that the CBA
should not continue with this case. If we have all been reading the papers,
we know that there are other circumstances which call for Mrs. Bodden to
withdraw. However, the CBA needs to continue to pursue this matter and get
it resolved by the courts, if at possible, without political interference.
The future of the Cayman Islands and the effect this "mass status grants"
fiasco will have on the education of our Caymanian-born children in school
as well as the infrastructure and financial burden that is inevitable, must
be looked into and sorted out post haste - Eyes Wide Open Caymanian
- What are the circumstances surrounding Mrs Micki Jafa Bodden's sudden
departure from Cayman? - Observer
- After reading your article it occurred to me that it is really a pretty
sad day for the legal profession when after exhausting all time extensions
the court would allow, the CBA attorney on the case steps down to force
further delay. As the CBA still obviously can not make their case in a
timely fashion and now must resort to less than ethical tactics to further
delay the case, perhaps it is time for them to do the right thing; drop the
case entirely. They have no client! They have had their opportunity to
present their case and clearly are unable (or unwilling) to do so. It is not
fair that those of us affected by this delay must remain 'in limbo' as to
our position while the organisation that represents the legal profession on
the Cayman Islands plays cute lawyer games. It is a disgrace. Hopefully the
Grand Court will see this tactic for what it and throw the case out -
Anonymous
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