the draft constitution of the commonwealth of grenada

the purpose of giving effect to the
trust;
(c) the orderly marketing or production or
growth or extraction of any agricultural
product or mineral or any article or thing
prepared for market or manufactured for
market, or for the reasonable restriction of
the use of any property in the interest of
safeguarding the rights or interests of others;
or
(d) the compulsory taking in the public interest
of any property, where the property is held
by a body corporate which has been
established directly by law for public
purposes and in which no moneys have been
invested other than moneys provided by
Parliament or by a former Legislature of
Grenada.
(4) In this section,
“property” includes property of every description,
and rights and interests in property of every
description; and
“take” includes take possession.
The right to freedom
of conscience and
religion
14.(1) Every person has the right to the freedom of
conscience, of thought and of religion, and to manifest and
propagate his or her religion or belief in worship, teaching, practice
and observance. Therefore, Parliament shall not make provision for
the establishment of any religion, or for the imposition of any
religious observance, or to prohibit anyone in the free and lawful
exercise of his or her religious beliefs, through worship and praise
or otherwise, in public or in private, alone or in community with
others.
(2) Every person attending a place of education has the
right, except with his or her own consent (or, if he or she is under
the age of eighteen years, the consent of his or her guardian), not to
be required to receive religious instruction or to take part in or
attend any religious ceremony or observance if that instruction,
ceremony or observance relates to a religion which is not his or her
own.
(3) Every person has the right not to be compelled to
take any oath which is contrary to his or her religion or belief, or to
take any oath in a manner which is contrary to his or her religion or
belief.
(4) Every religious community is entitled at its own
expense to establish and maintain places of education, and to
manage any place of education which that community wholly
maintains.
(5) Every religious community is entitled to provide
religious instruction for persons of that community in the course of
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