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The Court of Appeal has upheld the decision of a judge to order a Belmont-based law firm to pay over $1 million in compensation for a fraudulent land deal it was found to facilitate through negligence.
In a judgment delivered yesterday, Appellate Judges Maria Wilson, Ronnie Boodoosingh, and Geoffrey Henderson rejected an appeal brought by The Legal Consultancy and its owner, attorney Richard Beckles, over the outcome of the case.
Justice Boodoosingh, who wrote the judgment, ruled that Justice Frank Seepersad’s handling of the evidence and legal issues in the case could not be faulted.
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