‘I never filed judicial review application,’ writes Bermuda’s David Bhagwan

Letter from David Bhagwan, of Bermuda, in which he writes that an application for Leave to Apply for Judicial Review that OffshoreAlert obtained from Bermuda Supreme Court was not filed by him, is a forgery, and amounts to “identity theft”.

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Date: September 11, 2019

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