The Cabinet of Antigua and Barbuda has officially resolved one of the country's longest-running legal disputes, reaching an amicable settlement with former public servant Elloy De Freitas. According to Antigua Observer, the agreement brings a final conclusion to a matter that has remained active in the legal system for nearly 30 years.
The settlement marks the end of a case that has persisted across multiple administrations, representing a significant closure for both the government and De Freitas. The Cabinet's decision to resolve the matter out of court reflects an effort to bring finality to a dispute that has endured for decades.
