THERE HE GOES AGAIN!
That was the reaction from many legal eagles who have been poring over the legal documents associated with a high-profile case.
Many of the learned robes have ruled that the attorney involved in the case has once more made a major blunder and sued the wrong parties.
There was much chatter at the law table as some expressed shock at the filing. They recalled that not too long ago in another matter a judge ruled that the attorney had sued the wrong party, which became an embarrassing talking point. And as history has a way of repeating itself, they say he may likely come up against his learned friend in the other case whose grasp of the law is superior.
Some are asking why he would make the same mistake again and bets were even taken against the case being thrown out before any evidence was heard. It may well be.
Name on the line
A WELL KNOWN SUPERMARKET OWNER may find himself having to defend his last name.
It seems that one of his siblings, with whom he has had a long-standing rivalry, is telling everyone that he does not carry the esteemed surname which has made the supermarket a household name in Barbados.
It may be a situation of tit for tat, since the elder brother made it publicly known that the younger brother was in no way, shape or form associated with the supermarket.
However, little brother is claiming that he has all the legal documents to prove that he is a major shareholder and he intends to stand up like Abdulla and take possession of his kingdom, especially since he carried the six-letter surname.
One tough cookie
A CERTAIN OFFICE MANAGER at a health institution may be biting off more than she can chew.
The overweight dark-skinned woman, who is also a prominent member of her church, is being accused of dipping her hand in the cookie jar.
Workers are complaining that their money is always short and when they complain to her she tells them to take what they get or she would make sure they get fired.
Angry workers have nicknamed her “Miss Piggy” and word at the office is that she is desperate to get enough money to marry her fiancé.
Word has it that she has put her old grandmother in a nursing home while she and her husband-to-be have moved into the old woman’s house.
However, there is a plan afoot by the workers to crash the upcoming nuptials. Apparently, they don’t believe she should be getting married with her ill-gotten gains.
Top brass losing focus
THE TOP FIVE OFFICIALS at the place in the south who refer to themselves as the “status quo” have actually changed the 360 degrees views of the company.
Apparently, they all got together in the meeting room and decided that the CCTV cameras are to be used primarily for monitoring long lines where people arrive and depart and to look for wet spots on the floor.
Staff were indeed taken aback by this decision, given that security is paramount at similar institutions around the world.