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Robert Strang Instructed by Simons Muirhead Burton LLP for the Appellant
Howard Stevens KC and Daniel Goldblatt Instructed by Charles Russell Speechlys LLP (London) for the Respondent
JCPC/2020/0003
Tobago House of Assembly
Attorney General of Trinidad & Tobago
Whether the Court of Appeal of Trinidad and Tobago erred in finding that: i) section 25(2) of the Tobago House of Assembly Act did not empower the Executive Committee of the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) to enter into such contracts as would constitute a ‘build-own-lease-transfer’ (BOLT) arrangement; and ii) the THA could only decide to enter into a BOLT arrangement after complying with the requirements of the Central Tenders Board Act.
The THA accepted a proposal for the construction and financing of a government building by means of a BOLT agreement. The Attorney General subsequently sought to challenge that decision, and then the notion more broadly that it was within the power of the THA to enter into such an arrangement.
15 January 2020
11 February 2025
[2025] UKPC 8
Start date – 28 November 2024
End date – 28 November 2024
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