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The State has settled a multi-million-dollar constitutional claim brought by former Central Bank governor Dr Alvin Hilaire, but the Government has not disclosed how much the agreement will cost taxpayers.
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar yesterday confirmed the settlement deal, which was reached shortly before the matter was scheduled to go to trial before Justice Lisa Ramsumair-Hinds in the Port-of-Spain High Court.
In a WhatsApp response to Guardian Media, Persad-Bissessar revealed that attorneys representing Hilaire and the State entered into negotiations that led to a resolution of the matter.
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