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More setbacks for JAS as court case is postponed

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The case stems from an injunction filed by Ian Hill, of the Westmoreland Association of Branch Societies. Hill contends that the nominations, opened in October 2021 and closed in November 2021, were not in keeping with the provisions of the organisation's constitution. The JAS suffered another setback with its legal counsel, Dennis Richards, writing to indicate he no longer had an interest in representing the organisation.

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More setbacks for JAS as court case is postponed

The start of the court case in which the Jamaica Agricultural Society (JAS) is being sued by one of its affiliates, the Westmoreland Association of Branch Societies, was postponed until next year, when it came up for mention in the Supreme Court on...

2 years ago·Jamaica

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