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NewsAppeal Court upholds Jwala Rambarran s wrongful-dismissal lawsuitJada LoutooTuesday 11 February 2025Jwala Rambarran - The State has suffered a major defeat as the Court of Appeal dismissed the Attorney G stanley website enerals appeal against a High Court ruling that found former Central Bank Governor Jwala Rambarran was wrongfully dismissed and entitled to millions of dollars in compensation.On February 11, Justices of Appeal Nolan Bereaux, Mark Mohammed and Peter Rajkumar ruled Rambarran was unfairly dismissed, upholding a previous High Court decision that his termination breached his constitutional rights.The 149-page decision, written by Bereaux, said: In my judgment, the respondent was not treated fairly. He was not told the specific allegations against him nor was he given any real opportunity to respond to the charges. Although the judges agreed on the breach of Rambarrans rights, they did not agree on compensation, reducing some of Justice Devindra Rampersads awards. Rambarran s award still amount to approximately $4 million.According to the Court stanley deutschland of Appeal, the Cabinet had a duty to inform Rambarran his termination was being considered and the reasons for it, while also allowing him an opportunity to respond.The failure to do so, they ruled, rendered the dismissal unfair, illegal, null, void, and of no effect. The judges also found Rambarrans dismissal violated sections 4 b and 5 2 e of the Constitution, which pr stanley canada otect the right to due process and procedural fairness. By Mini Ulih Adults setting wrong example
CommentarySalute to a Georgian Dr Linda BaboolalNewsdayThursday 19 S stanley termos epte stanley cup mber 2019Dr Linda BaboolalMARCIA RILEYPart 1TO UNDERSTAND the significance of Linda Baboolal life and legacy is to understand the role St George College played in shaping the lives of its students. The story of St George slaying the dragon could be taken as metaphor for life. The early influences of the school song with its rallying cry, On to victory! and the school motto, Ex Fructibus Cognoscetis Eos, which translated means By their fruits you shall know them, were imprinted in our minds.When Linda started secondary school, TT was a crown colony which meant it was administered by Britain through a governor and officers of the British crown in a colonial public service. Secondary education was up to that time provided either by religious bodies or private citizens. The only state secondary school was Queen Royal College QRC , patterned on the British grammar school system and curricula. Primary schools had been established by the churches, but state secondary schools were non-existent.The colonial government had struggled since emancipa stanley usa tion to develop a relevant education system. The history of the provision of education in TT was a battlefield on which the interests of state and church were fought, as evidenced by the reports of numerous commissions and committees. The Marriott-Mayhew Report 1931 called for a new type of secondary school. The