Leroy Johnson starts legal fight to reclaim Cayman land

By David Marchant

26 years ago

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Bribery & Corruption Cayman Islands

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John Bonwell McLean Leroy Johnson

Cayman citizen Leroy Johnson has started legal proceedings as the latest phase of his long battle to reclaim ownership of over 200 acres of quarrying land potentially worth tens of millions of dollars that has mysteriously ended up in the control of the island’s Minister of Land, John Bonwell McLean.Johnson, through his attorney Keith Collins, of Collins Broadhurst & Furniss, filed a lawsuit on March 5, 1999 in the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands against Cayman’s Registrar of Lands, Clarke Buchanan.

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