The quest by private investment firm Cornerstone to have over $2-billion worth of transactions involving businesswoman Rita Humphries-Lewin, declared legal, starts today with the hearing of its application in the Supreme Court. The case is set.
Investment company Cornerstone says “out of deep respect” for Rita Humphries-Lewin, it offered to reverse her $2-billion purchase of shares in the company. The private firm made the assertion in a media statement dated September 26, in which it.
A nurse who led homecare for Rita Humphries-Lewin claims Cornerstone boss Paul Simpson had the opportunity to see her mental deterioration as he was like a “son”, who was left unattended with the 87-year-old during many visits. The evidence from.
The committee managing Rita Humphries-Lewin’s affairs has asked the Supreme Court to undo more than $2 billion worth of transactions involving the retired businesswoman and investment firms Cornerstone and its subsidiary Barita. Rita’s husband,.
Claiming that the transaction “does not make commercial sense”, Sagicor Investments Jamaica last year demanded an explantion from Cornerstone for Rita Humphries-Lewin’s sale of 28.2 million shares in Barita, to pay for 1.4 million stocks in.