Section 28Part 3 — Provisions Relating to Caymanians
Revocation on conviction
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28. (1) Where the grantee of the right to be Caymanian or of Caymanian status under this or any earlier law is convicted by any court in the Islands or elsewhere of an offence —
for which he is sentenced to an immediate term of imprisonment of twelve months or more, other than for non-payment of a fine; and in respect of which conviction his rights of appeal have been exhausted; or Section 28A Immigration Law Page 36 Revised as at 2nd day of July, 2015 c
which, in the opinion of the grantor, was made possible by, facilitated by or connected with the grant, the grantor may revoke the grant on his own motion.
Where the court referred to in subsection (1) is a foreign court, the offence committed must have been an offence that would be recognised as an offence in the Islands. 28A. Right to relinquish grant 28A. In respect of any rights granted under this Part or Part IV, the holder may relinquish such rights of his own free will by advising the Board or the Chief Immigration Officer in writing and upon that relinquishment that person shall cease to enjoy any of the rights associated with that grant.