A civil law system with Spanish law was established during the Spanish colonial era and remained in place for three centuries. In 1797 under British colonial administration the legal system transitioned to English law. The English common law, the doctrine of equity and statute law was implanted in colonial Trinidad and Tobago.
These collection of ordinances were acquired by FIU Law Library from Connecticut State Library.
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Ordinances, 1915
Trinidad and Tobago
George R. Le Hunte, Governor
S. W. Knaggs, Deputy Governor, Acting Governor
