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UDeCOTT to return to court
Posted: Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Go back to court
Hart and Jeremie met at Cabildo Chambers on St Vincent Street, Port-of-Spain yesterday afternoon...
UDeCOTT to return to court on Commission of Enquiry
State-enterprise UDeCOTT is to return to the court within days to remove the stay on the proceedings of the Commission which had been imposed by the court, following a consent agreement between UDeCOTT and the Commission, last Friday. The request for the stay had been done at UDeCOTT's insistence.
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Suspect promises to change life
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He never listened to me
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