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A police officer has won his appeal in a long-running legal fight over a shoulder injury he suffered as a recruit, after the Court of Appeal overturned a High Court decision that had dismissed his case.
In an oral ruling delivered last week, Appellate Judges Mira Dean-Armorer, Carla Brown-Antoine and Eleanor Donaldson-Honeywell upheld PC Sharaz Mohan’s appeal against the dismissal of his negligence and personal injury claim.
The case arose from an incident in June 2014 while Mohan was training at the Chaguaramas Hotel and Convention Centre.
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