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The co-owners and former presumed tenants of the Breakfast Shed have threatened legal action against the Urban Development Corporation of Trinidad and Tobago (UDeCOTT) over what they describe as the “unlawful closure” of the popular Port of Spain eatery.
In a pre-action protocol letter sent by their attorney Kenneth Munroe Brown, the vendors accused UDeCOTT’s Chief Executive Officer, Tamica Charles, of misleading both the board and the national community by denying that eviction notices were issued.
The letter claims that Ms Charles “bullied, intimidated and hounded” the vendors out of their businesses, forcing them to close under “duress and harassment.”
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