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A high court judge has grantÂed an inÂjuncÂtion reÂstrainÂing the liqÂuidaÂtor of CL FiÂnanÂcial from comÂpletÂing the sale of TrinciÂty ComÂmerÂcial CenÂtre, which inÂcludes the TrinciÂty Mall, unÂtil OcÂtoÂber 27.
JusÂtice Kevin RamÂchaÂran grantÂed the inÂjuncÂtion on MonÂday, afÂter hearÂing from a lawyer repÂreÂsentÂing AtÂtorÂney GenÂerÂal, John JeÂreÂmie.
In April this year, Guardian MeÂdia reÂportÂed that the shopÂping cenÂtre had been sold by the liqÂuidaÂtors of the CL FiÂnanÂcial group to a conÂsorÂtium of reÂal esÂtate deÂvelÂopÂers—JohnÂny Aboud, AnÂthoÂny RaÂhael, and conÂtracÂtors KallÂCo and Fides Ltd. The sale price was $505 milÂlion.
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