Court upholds ruling in TAS case: Jap-A-Joe is no longer director
The Court confirms that Wendy Jap-A-Joe is no longer director of TAS, because her five-year term of appointment has expired ...
The Court confirms that Wendy Jap-A-Joe is no longer director of TAS, because her five-year term of appointment has expired ...
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Attorney Sewcharan states that Wendy Jap-A-Joe's employment contract was not concluded in accordance with the law, making her directorship at ...
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