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LETTER OF THE DAY - Who says the Strata Act doesn't have teeth?

THE EDITOR, Sir:I put much faith in the effectiveness of the Act to Amend the Registration (Strata Titles) Act with respect to the procedures it outlines for enforcing the payment of maintenance fees by strata owners.The two main penalties are the power...

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Tax duplicity

THE EDITOR, Sir:'Land tax gold mine' is an inappropriate or unsuitable headline for the story published in The Gleaner of Monday, May 14.It is simply not true.I think it is only fair to inform the public that in the United States, the tax policy or...

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Hewitt promotion sent wrong signal

THE EDITOR, Sir:In response to the writer of a letter to the editor titled 'JFJ: passion above reason', published in The Gleaner of May 16, I wish to state the following:At no time did JFJ or myself "[seek] an injunction to prevent the acting...

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Well done, Mr Rapley

THE EDITOR, Sir:Congratulations to columnist John Rapley on a very interesting and seminal piece 'The end of the Third World' on May 7.

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Take action against Trinis

THE EDITOR, Sir: The unfair trading relationship between Trinidad and Tobago and Jamaica needs to be stopped, as far too many goods and services are coming into Jamaica from that CARICOM partner.

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LETTER OF THE DAY - Laws needed to address texting while driving

THE EDITOR, Sir:MY TWO recent brushes with possible serious injury by car accident, which could have led to my demise, involved drivers texting behind the wheel, and have left me shaken, angry and mindful of the lack of legislation imposing stiff...

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Teachers, Jamaica must now live within means

THE EDITOR, Sir:THE PRESIDENT of the Jamaica Teachers' Association has been most vocal, insisting that a trade union should not be asked to agree to a wage freeze.