TRINIDAD-COURT-Warner given extra time to file defence to lawsuit
Mar 07, 2014
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – A High Court judge has given former national security minister Austin Jack Warner until March 19 to file a defence to a lawsuit brought against him by his one time Cabinet colleague and Attorney General Anaand Ramlogan. Warner had sought a three week extension, but Justice Robin Mohammed also warned Warner, the interim leader of the recently formed Independent Liberal Party (ILP), that if the defence is not filed by March 19, he would be debarred from defending the claim brought against him. Ramlogan had taken issue with statements made by Warner on the political platform during last year’s Local government elections.
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