Judge allows lawsuit on 3-year FUL wait

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April 23, 2025

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A Cunupia businessman has been permitted by the High Court to challenge the police commissioner’s inaction on his application for a provisional firearm user’s licence (FUL).

Justice Westmin James granted leave for the judicial review claim, brought by the businessman, who requested anonymity due to safety concerns.

He is represented by attorneys Keron Ramkhalwhan, Sumayya Dupraj, and Lloyd Robinson. A case management hearing is set for June 24.

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