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The State has been or­dered to pay over $300,000 in com­pen­sa­tion to a pri­vate ve­hi­cle in­spec­tor from Ch­agua­nas for a de­ci­sion by a for­mer trans­port com­mis­sion­er to stop him from op­er­at­ing.

De­liv­er­ing a judg­ment late last year, High Court Judge West­min James or­dered the com­pen­sa­tion as he up­held a law­suit brought by James Nan­coo.

Ac­cord­ing to the ev­i­dence in the case, in late 2018, Nan­coo ob­tained a ve­hi­cle ex­am­in­er’s cer­tifi­cate and his busi­ness, A2Z Au­to Re­pairs Cen­tre Ltd, was ap­proved as a ve­hi­cle test­ing sta­tion.