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S.A.V. Investments, Real Estate Developer, Agency and Car Dealership Inc. has applied to the High Court of Guyana for a judgment ordering Sherwin Christopher Benjamin to pay $5.3 million allegedly owed for a used BMW X1.
The fixed date application, dated October 8, 2026, states that the debt arose from a promissory note signed on August 4, 2026, covering the agreed purchase price of a black, used 2014 BMW X1, registration number PAR 6226.
According to the filing, the company completed the sale, delivery and transfer of the vehicle, and Benjamin received it. He allegedly undertook to pay the full amount in cleared funds by August 30, 2026, with default taking effect on August 31 if the debt remained unpaid.
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