State Settles Dr Alvin Hilaire’s $9.8 Million Claim Before High Court Trial
The State settled Dr Alvin Hilaire’s legal challenge over his removal as Central Bank governor and replacement by Larry Howai. The confidential deal ended the High Court case before trial.
3 reports from 2 outlets · First reported Mon, Nov 2
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The State settled Dr Alvin Hilaire’s challenge to Cabinet’s June 24 decision to remove him as Central Bank governor.
Guardian +2The deal ended the Port of Spain High Court case before cross-examination and trial, while Larry Howai remains his replacement.
Guardian +2Hilaire had sought nearly $9.8 million, alleging his removal was unlawful, politically motivated and breached his rights.
Express +1The financial terms of the settlement have not been disclosed.
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