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FIRED BY E-MAIL
Posted: Sunday, October 14, 2012
FIRED BY E-MAIL
The fring of two of the attorneys representing the Ministry of Finance at the Commission of Inquiry into Colonial Life Insurance Company Ltd (Clico) and the Hindu Credit Union has raised concerns in the legal fraternity.
CLICO LAWYERS FIRED
Every hour these new lawyers have to spend reading over the documents, adds to the cost...It does not make any economic sense
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Govt minister tipped off Ish
...on implications of Section 34
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Investigative reporter
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State boards reshuffle imminent
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