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Trio on charges for GY$4.4 million fraud
Mr Omar Rudolph Ms Parbattie "Paro" Sharma Mr Paul Watson Three persons have been charged with obtaining GY$4.4 million from...
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Rupununi woman fined, jailed for online harassment
Lorian Toney A 34-year-old woman of Tabatinga, central Rupununi was on Tuesday fined GY$1 million and jailed for one year...
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Magistrate to rule next month on whether Azruddin Mohamed’s case should go to High Court
The prosecution's box of legal documents to support its arguments in the US' extradition case against Azruddin Mohamed and Nazar...
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WIN weighing legal options for Region 10 council chairmanship
We Invest in Nationhood (WIN) is weighing its options concerning the failure of the Regional Executive Officer (REO) of Region...
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City chef convicted for importing dogs illegally
Elizabeth "Liza" Chung and the dogs in a vehicle (Guyana Police Force pictures) A chef, who lives in Georgetown, was...
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WIN leader prepares to challenge opposition leader election delay, extradition case may go to High Court
Nazar Mohamed and Azruddin Mohamed with their lawyers Roysdale Forde, Siand Dhurjon and Damien DaSilva outside of the Georgetown Magistrates'...
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Illegal Brazilian miners arrested, prosecuted
Several of the Brazilian miners in the Mahdia Police Station lockup. At least 24 mostly Brazilian miners, have been arrested...
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GRA to appeal High Court’s “wholly erroneous” decision in Azruddin Mohamed vehicles tax case
The Headquarters of the Guyana Revenue Authority. The Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) has decided to appeal Friday's High Court decision...
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High Court rules GRA cannot claim more taxes on Azruddin Mohamed’s Lamborghini, other vehicles in civil court
Mr Azruddin Mohamed in his Lamborghini High Court Judge, Gino Persaud on Friday ruled that the Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA)...
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AG explains hiring, payment procedures for U.S.-approved lawyers for Mohameds’ extradition hearing
Attorney-at-Law Terrence Williams Amid rife debate over whether Guyana should pay for lawyers to represent the United States (U.S.) to...
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