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LAND and Marine Construction Services Ltd (LMCS) lead attorney Kamini Persaud Maharaj claimed that Paria Fuel Trading Co Ltd failed on all fronts when four LMCS divers died on their premises in Pointe-a-Pierre, last year. She made this claim as she concluded arguments by LMCS before the Paria Commission of Enquiry (CoE) at Tower D
LAW Association president Sophia Chote, SC, said the association will discuss the claim made by Dr Glenn Cheddie that he was an attorney. Cheddie made the claim when he testified before the Paria Commission of Enquiry (CoE) at Tower D of the Port of Spain International Waterfront Centre on Monday. He was being questioned by
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PARIA Fuel Trading Co Ltd/Heritage Petroleum lead counsel Gilbert Peterson, SC, said the company has done all it could to help the families of four divers who died in an incident on its Pointe-a-Pierre premises last year. He made this comment as he began closing arguments for the company before the Paria Commission of Enquiry
OROPOUCHE East MP Dr Roodal Moonilal agreed with the criticisms which Paria Commission of Enquiry (CoE) chairman Jerome Lynch KC made against Paria Fuel Trading Co Ltd and Land and Marine Construction Services Ltd (LMCS) for the way they dealt with the families of four divers who died in an incident on Paria's premises, Pointe-a-Pierre,