Ramesh lawrence maharaj biography meaning

  • Tabaquite MP Ramesh Lawrence Maharaj feels his friendship with founder of the United National Congress (UNC) Basdeo Panday is again in bloom.
  • He is seen as the "underdog" in the race for political leader of the United National Congress in the party's internal election.
  • The appellant a practising member of the Bar, in the course of appearing for a client, was committed to prison for seven days for contempt of Court by Maharaj.

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    COP members should stay gouge UNC polls–Ramesh

    Rad­hi­ca Sookraj

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  • ramesh lawrence maharaj biography meaning

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    Maharaj v The Attorney General of Trinidad & Tobago

    Hyatali, C.J.; Phillips, J.A.; Corbin, J.A.

    D. Turner-Samuels, Q.C. and Dr. F. Ramsahoye, S.C. ( Basdeo Persad-Maharaj with them) for the appellant.

    J.A. Wharton, S.C., and the Ag. Solicitor-General, C. Bernard ( C. Brooks, State Counsels with them) for the respondent.

    Corbin J.A.
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    By a Notice of Motion filed in the High Court on 17 th April 1975 Ramesh Lawrence Maharaj (the appellant) sought the following relief:

    • “(1) A declaration that the order of the Honourable Mr. Justice Sonny Maharaj made on this day committing the applicant to prison for contempt of court for a period of seven days is unconstitutional illegal, void and of no effect.

    • (2) An order that the applicant be released from custody forthwith

    • (3) An order that damages be awarded against the second named respondent for wrongful detention and false imprisonment

    • (4) All such orders, writs, including writ of habeas corpus, and directions as maybe necessary or appropriate to secure redress by the applicant for a contravention of the human rights and fundamental freedoms guaranteed to him by the constitution of Trinidad and Tobago.

    • (5) Such further or other relief as the justice of the case may require

    • (6) Costs.”

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    ?Ramesh: It's not over

    ?They were once...no, twice...bit­ter en­e­mies. Now Tabaquite MP Ramesh Lawrence Ma­haraj feels his friend­ship with founder of the Unit­ed Na­tion­al Con­gress (UNC) Bas­deo Pan­day is again in bloom. They're the clos­est they have ever been in years be­cause of the re­cent dif­fi­cul­ties the par­ty has been fac­ing, Ma­haraj in­di­cat­ed. De­scrib­ing Pan­day as a fight­er for the un­der­dog and op­pressed, Ma­haraj is­sued a warn­ing last Thurs­day, the very day Kam­la Per­sad-Bisses­sar was sworn in as Op­po­si­tion Leader, that the Sil­ver Fox's po­lit­i­cal ca­reer was far from over. "His day has not end­ed yet," de­clared Ma­haraj. De­feat­ed in the UNC's Jan­u­ary 24 in­ter­nal elec­tions by his main ri­val Kam­la Per­sad-Bisses­sar, Pan­day was dealt an­oth­er blow a month lat­er when eight of his MPs, in an his­toric move, threw their sup­port be­hind the Siparia MP as Op­po­si­tion Leader. "I don't think the role of Pan­day is fin­ished in the coun­try. I think he will con­tin­ue to fight, prob­a­bly at a dif­fer­ent lev­el. His fight will con­tin­ue at the grass­roots be­cause his heart is for and with the peo­ple," Ma­haraj said. Ma­haraj al­so in­sists Pan­day will not ride out in­to the sun­set as many think. "I have no doubt that he ha