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Lynch wins case outright against housing foundation. | SMN News

September 29, 2019

Lynch wins case outright against housing foundation. | SMN News
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~ Happy to be moving on with life ~

 Former Managing Director of the St. Maarten Housing Development Foundation (SMHDF) Henry Lynch on September 27, 2019, was finally able to close a challenging chapter in his life when the SMHDF failed in its appeal regarding his dismissal as Director of the foundation.

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Officially dismissed from the SMHDF on February 4, 2015, Lynch, represented by attorney Cindy Marica, eventually won damages against the SMHDF when the Court of First Instance on June 1, 2016, declared his dismissal unlawful and ordered SMHDF to pay damages to Lynch. This verdict was eventually


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