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Democratic Labour Party Court Battle Update: Case Postponed to June 26 as Missing Documents Delay Proceedings
Warring factions in the Democratic Labour Party await court decision after Ricky Williams' suit adjourned. Chief Justice Leslie Haynes rules on current leadership status quo. Scheduled for June 26.
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The warring factions in the Democratic Labour Party will be back in court in a month’s time after the suit brought by member Ricky Williams was adjourned this morning in the No 9 Supreme Court.
It is scheduled to be heard on June 26.
Hal Gollop KC (centre) flanked by Opposition Leader Ralph Thorne (left) and former speaker Michael Carrington outside the Supreme Court. (Picture by Reco Moore)
Newly installed Chief Justice Leslie Haynes adjourned the matter so that important documents, missing from the application, could be filed.
The Chief Justice, however, ruled that in the interim the current status quo would remain the same – Pedro Shepherd will continue to act as general secretary, while Andre Worrell will continue to be president. (HLE)
