A transaction between Proman Holdings (Barbados) Ltd and CL Financial jefe Lawrence Duprey for the sale of Clico Energy’s shares - described as the crown jewel of the group - cannot be ratified, attorneys for the conglomerate and its subsidiary, Clico, are contending. In response to Proman’s appeal against a judge’s ruling which voided the
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A HIGH COURT judge has warned state boards that the arbitrary sanitisation of staff after a change in government will not be tolerated as he awarded $1.3 million in damages to the former provost of the University of Trinidad and Tobago (UTT) Fazal Ali for his wrongful dismissal in 2015.
A High Court judge has ordered UNC’s 2020 general election Diego Martin West candidate Marsha Walker to pay the Attorney General’s costs, and that of the Police Commissioner, in her failed interpretation summons claim which sought to clarify if police permission was needed for a one-man peaceful protest. Walker’s lawsuit contended she attempted to engage
PROMAN Holding (Barbados) Ltd has been given until January 9 to provide information sought by CL Financial (CLF) relating to the sale of Clico Energy to the energy company, ahead of an appeal of a judge’s reversal of the sale later that month.