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De Kort appointed judge for civil cases

November 18, 2015

De Kort appointed  judge for civil cases
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PHILIPSBURG--Judge Mauritsz de Kort has been appointed the country’s judge for civil affairs on the departure of the deputy judge for those cases.

De Kort’s six-year appointment was published in the November 13 National Gazette with retroactive effect to September 1.

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The national decree issued by Governor Eugene Holiday was on the recommendation of Justice Minister Dennis Richardson.

De Kort appointed judge for civil cases

Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/de-kort-appointed-judge-for-civil-cases

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