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Judge orders immediate reopening Seaman\

Judge orders immediate reopening Seaman's Club

The owner of the former location had decided to cancel the lease after the brothel had been operating there since 1965...
— Newspaper
October 17, 2009
Civil
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Fight corruption by ensuring strict compliance with statutory terms

Fight corruption by ensuring strict compliance with statutory terms

Recently, a lot of controversial stories have been published in local newspapers that are someway related to the performance / proper functioning of VROM / ROB...
— Newspaper
April 14, 2009
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TelEm Loses appeal case, owes ECC over NAF. 6M

TelEm Loses appeal case, owes ECC over NAF. 6M

PHILIPSBURG--Court proceedings concerning a NAf. 20 million claim local telephone company TelEm said it had against East Caribbean Cellular (ECC) ended on a costly note for the plaintiff late last month...
— Newspaper
November 17, 2004
Civil
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Raising the standards of the Bar Association

Raising the standards of the Bar Association

Education, information dissemination and ethics are just some of the issues vying to take centre stage with the second year/term board of the Bar Association of St. Maarten. Board members: Dean of the Bar Association Roeland Zwanikken, Vice Dean Rik Bergman, Treasurer Richard F. Gibson Jr. ...
— Newspaper
April 23, 2005
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The Excitement of Seeing Justice Triumph

The Excitement of Seeing Justice Triumph

St. Maarten’s youngest law office, Zwanikken & Snow, officially opened its doors on Friday with the cutting of a ribbon followed by a well-attended reception. Although Roeland Zwanikken started the office on October 1, 2002, and Jelmer Snow joined him on February 1, 2003, ...
— Newspaper
March 1, 2003
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Twenty million TelEm claim on ECC all but evaporates in Court

Twenty million TelEm claim on ECC all but evaporates in Court

A claim of well over NAf. 20 million local telephone company TelEm says to have on East Caribbean Cellular (ECC) was virtually declared null and void by the Joint Court of the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba, ruling in appeal on Tuesday this week. In the unlikely event that TelEm can come up with...
— Newspaper
August 30, 2003
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