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The Office of the Attorney General has signalled its intention to pursue a final appeal over a decision by the Court of Appeal to uphold a $20 million default judgment in a malicious prosecution lawsuit brought by nine men formerly accused of the kidnapping and murder of businesswoman Vindra Naipaul-Coolman.
According to a notice on the Privy Council’s website, the AG’s Office last month filed an application for permission to appeal a judgment delivered by three judges of the Court of Appeal in June.
A panel of British Law Lords will now review the previous judgments in the case and decide whether it should be heard, as the local Court of Appeal had previously refused permission for a final appeal.
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