Laws of Jamaica 1845-1967 | Caribbean Law and Jurisprudence | Florida International University College of Law

Laws and acts of Jamaica enacted and published from 1845 to 1967. The collection covers the colonial era through the first years of independence, illustrating many years of struggle to change the status of slaves, and social and economic tensions between colonial government and settlers. FIU Law Library acquired this collection from the Connecticut State Library.

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The Laws of Jamaica, 1846-47

Jamaica

Passed in the tenth year of the reign of Queen Victoria.

Published under the Direction of the Commissioners appointed by 59 Geo. III. Cap. XXIV.
The Laws of Jamaica, 1847

Jamaica

Passed the eleventh year of the reign of Queen Victoria.

Published under the Direction of the Commissioners appointed by 59 Geo. III. Cap. XXIV.
The Laws of Jamaica, 1845

Jamaica

Passed in the ninth year of the reign of Queen Victoria.

Published under the Direction of the Commissioners appointed by 59 Geo. III. Cap. XXIV.

The Laws of Jamaica, 1846-47

The Laws of Jamaica, 1847

The Laws of Jamaica, 1845

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