Open hearing for trust fund case involving Butch Stewart’s ‘first’ and ‘second’ families, judge rules

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Open hearing for trust fund case involving Butch Stewart’s ‘first’ and ‘second’ families, judge rules

The court hearing in relation to the trust fund which late hotelier and businessman Gordon ‘Butch’ Stewart had set up in The Bahamas for the benefit of his children will not be held in private. The ruling was made last month in the Bahamian Supreme...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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