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A man from San Fernando, whose family has been squatting on State land for over 75 years, has scored a legal victory in his bid to pursue a lawsuit over damage to the property caused by water from a major road.
In a preliminary decision last week, High Court Judge Robin Mohammed dismissed an application from the Office of the Attorney General to strike out the trespass and nuisance case brought by Patterson Nelson.
The lawsuit relates to a property at Cocoyea Village, San Fernando, that Nelson claimed he and his father had been in undisturbed and exclusive occupation of for almost eight decades.
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