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Opposition MP Stuart Young is questioning the Government’s decision to retain attorney Gerald Ramdeen as part of the State’s legal team in the high-profile matter involving businessman Dominic Hadeed and his wife Genevieve, arguing that the appointment raises concerns given that Ramdeen remains a defendant in a civil lawsuit brought by the Office of the Attorney General.
The issue emerged days after Attorney General John Jeremie announced that two King’s Counsel, Sir James Raymond Eadie and Robert Stephen Strang, had been retained by the State in the Hadeed matter.
The AG said the State’s legal team also includes Ramdeen, who currently serves as chairman at the National Gas Company.
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