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A pair of siblings from south Trinidad are set to receive over $10 million in compensation from the State over the unlawful suspension of their licences for their gas stations in 2012.
In 2020, the United Kingdom-based Privy Council upheld Prakash and Adesh Maharaj’s case over a decision by former Energy Minister Kevin Ramnarine to suspend their licences for gas stations in Fyzabad and King’s Wharf in San Fernando.
While the British Law Lords found that the siblings were entitled to significant compensation, they remitted the issue back to the local courts.
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