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(CNS): Mark Phillips KC has been appointed as a Judge of the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands, assigned to the Financial Services Division (FSD). He will take up the job on 2 November, replacing Justice Nicholas Segal, who is retiring from the bench. The appointment follows a recruitment exercise by the Judicial and Legal […]

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(CNS): Mark Phillips KC has been appointed as a Judge of the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands, assigned to the Financial Services Division (FSD). He will take up the job on 2 November, replacing Justice Nicholas Segal, who is retiring from the bench. The appointment follows a...

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Center: (CNS): Mark Phillips KC has been appointed as a Judge of the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands, assigned to the Financial Services Division (FSD). He will take up the job on 2 November, replacing Justice Nicholas Segal, who is retiring from the bench. The appointment follows a recruitment exercise by the Judicial and Legal […]
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Ownership: Cayman News Service (KY) (Corporate)

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4m agoCayman News Service (KY): (CNS): Mark Phillips KC has been appointed as a Judge of the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands, assigned to the Financial Services Division

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