Pursuing a case which the High Court has ruled Attorney General Anil Nandlall SC had no standing being a part of in the first place, the State has now incurred an additional $2.5 million dollar in costs on top of the initial $4 million; having lost on a second round of litigation.
The Court also emphasised that the AG had misapplied established legal principles and was therefore misguided in his bid to substantiate the right he argued he had, to have brought the action.
It described Nandlall’s attempts at involving the State, as being a “meddler” in a matter that was purely contractual and had nothing to do with the government; and his appeal as having no merit.
