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James Whittaker
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Journalist, Cayman Compass
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By James Whittaker Verified| Cayman Compass Verified A landowner fighting government’s attempts to forcibly acquire his waterfront property in order to preserve a local fish market will have his day in court. Chris Johnson and his family company Shireoak Ltd have been granted leave to apply for judicial review of government’s compulsory purchase of the George Town property. That means a Grand Court judge has decided his case has enough merit to proceed and a civil hearing will be held to determine if government can compel him to sell the land.
By James Whittaker Verified| Cayman Compass Verified Legalising abortion or changing the definition of marriage to include same-sex couples are unlikely to be on the agenda of the next government – whoever wins this month’s general election. All three party leaders indicated little appetite for reform on two sensitive issues where Cayman’s Christian identity clashes with international human rights norms.
By James Whittaker Verified| Cayman Compass Verified A landowner fighting government’s attempts to forcibly acquire his waterfront property in order to preserve a local fish market will have his day in court. Chris Johnson and his family company Shireoak Ltd have been granted leave to apply for judicial review of government’s compulsory purchase of the George Town property. That means a Grand Court judge has decided his case has enough merit to proceed and a civil hearing will be held to determine if government can compel him to sell the land.
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Cayman Compass
Serving Cayman since 1965, The Cayman Compass is the Cayman Islands' favourite daily newspaper. Description The Cayman Compass is the Cayman Islands' favorite daily Newspaper. Established in 1965, the paper is published Monday through Friday. The paper includes coverage of local, regional and international news and sports, as well as letters to the editor, a community calendar of events, as well as a vibrant classified section. Circulation exceeds 10,000 daily, including overseas subscribers. The Cayman Compass is a member of Inter American Press Association.
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Founded: 1965