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[1] By Fixed Date Claim form, the Claimant claimed against the Defendant that there had been breaches or likely to be breaches of his fundamental rights and freedoms enshrined in Sections 4A, 4B and 4D of the Constitution of Trinidad and Tobago, by reason of the fact that he claimed to be entitled to an amnesty with respect to contributions to the Defendant which had been granted in September 2011 by the then Minister of Finance. This is contained in the NIB Act Section 39C thereof.
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