PHILIPSBURG:--- The director of Learning Unlimited Daunesh Alcot won the court case he filed against the Minister of Health Richard Panneflek.
The judge basically slapped the Minister of Health for trying to close down a school without having a Ministerial Decree in place that would order the school to remain closed during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In his ruling on Friday, the Judge stated that the Minister of VSA must not obstruct LU from giving classes to their students as long as there are no legal grounds and resolutions in place to prevent LU from functioning.
Every infringement will
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