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AG says FTX owes Bahamas 'some real property tax' - The Nassau Guardian - Vimarsana News

AG says FTX owes Bahamas 'some real property tax' - The Nassau Guardian

Attorney General Ryan Pinder said yesterday that as far as he is aware, the only money FTX owes to The Bahamas is “some real property tax” and said the government did not apply to be listed as creditors in the FTX Chapter 11 bankruptcy case. “I would presume that those creditors were listed voluntarily by

AG: No citizenship bill before Privy Council ruling - The Nassau Guardian - Vimarsana News

AG: No citizenship bill before Privy Council ruling - The Nassau Guardian

Though Attorney General Ryan Pinder said in the Senate in June 2022 the government would advance legislation to allow Bahamian men and women to pass on citizenship in all circumstances by the end of last summer, he said yesterday no bill will be brought before the Privy Council rules on whether the constitution provides an

Cannabis bill nearly complete, AG says - The Nassau Guardian - Vimarsana News

Cannabis bill nearly complete, AG says - The Nassau Guardian

The legislation to establish a cannabis industry in The Bahamas is nearly complete, Attorney General Ryan Pinder said yesterday. However, even though he told the Senate in June 2022 that the government intended to advance its Cannabis Bill to “develop a comprehensive regulatory framework for growing, harvesting and exporting cannabis” within the first six months of the

Woman wins case after fraudulent marriage recorded without her knowledge - Vimarsana News

Woman wins case after fraudulent marriage recorded without her knowledge

NASSAU, BAHAMAS – A woman who discovered she was married after attempting to register the birth of her child has had the record voided. In a judgment dated January 26, Supreme Court Justice Carla D. Card-Stubbs ruled the 2019 entry of marriage between Talia Destiny Duncombe and Myrtho Noel be del

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Single woman victim of fraudulent marriage - The Nassau Guardian - Vimarsana News

Single woman victim of fraudulent marriage - The Nassau Guardian

When a 22-year-old single woman showed up at the Registrar General’s Department in October 2020 to register her daughter’s birth, she learned that its records fraudulently reflected her as being married. As a result of her purported marriage, the woman faced difficulties in registering the birth. She later filed a court action naming Registrar General