the draft constitution of the commonwealth of grenada

Court of Justice, an appeal shall lie from decisions of the Court of
Appeal to the Caribbean Court of Justice in any matter involving
the interpretation of this Constitution or laws of the
Commonwealth of Grenada.
Authority of Chief
Justice to prescribe
rules for the practices
and procedures of the
Judiciary
96. The Chief Justice of the Eastern Caribbean Supreme
Court may make Rules with respect to the practices and procedures
of the High Court, Court of Appeal, and of the Magistrates’ Courts
established under this Constitution, in relation to jurisdiction and
powers conferred upon them by or under this Section or any other
law.
PART IV
REMUNERATION, ETC. OF JUDGES
Remuneration, etc.
of Judges
Chief Registrar and
other officers
97.(1) The Chief Justice, the Justices of Appeal and the
Pusine Judges shall be paid the salaries specified in schedule 3 of
the Supreme Court Order, and shall be entitled to such allowances
and shall have such terms and conditions of office as may from
time to time be determined by the Judicial and Legal Services
Commission with the concurrence of the Prime Ministers and
Premiers of all the Member States and Territories of the
Organization of Eastern Caribbean States:
Provided that–
(a) the salaries specified in schedule 3 to the
Supreme Court Order may be altered by
order made by the Judicial and Legal
Services Commission with the
concurrence of the Prime Ministers and
(b)
Premiers of all the States and Territories;
the salary and allowances (other than
allowances which are not taken into account
in the computation of pensions) of a judge
shall not be reduced and the terms and
conditions of office applicable to a judge
upon his or her appointment shall not be
made less favourable to him or her during
the currency of that appointment.
(2) Where a judge is entitled to exercise an option in
relation to his or her salary or the other matters referred to in
proviso (b) to subsection (1) of this section, the option as exercised
by him or her shall be deemed for the purposes of that proviso to be
in his or her favour.
98.(1) There shall be, for all the Member States and
Territories an office of Chief Registrar and such other offices of the
Supreme Court as the Chief Justice may from time to time
prescribe by order made with the concurrence of the Prime
Ministers and Premiers of all the Member States and Territories;
and the holders of such offices shall be paid such salaries and
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