“Suit No. GDAHCV2008/0093: In the Supreme Court of Grenada and the West Indies Associated States High Court of Justice Grenada (Civil) in the Matter of Capital Bank International Limited and in the Matter of the Banking Act No. 19 of 2005 and in the Matter of the Companies Act No. 35 of 1994…..”
“I respectfully remind you of your letter to Sir K. Dwight Venner in which you expressed the urgency to have the Capital Bank matter resolved “because of the fundamental importance to our economy and the potential negative impact on the entire Grenadian population if the issues are not resolved expeditiously”. At this time you may need to reiterate the contents once again to the special attention of your colleagues of the Monetary Council of the ECCB…”
“Until and unless otherwise stated, the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank and its Governor, Sir Dwight Venner, remain the credible authority on banking in the OECS sub-region. That authority is conferred by the treaty which established the ECCB on 5th July, 1983 and was incorporated into domestic law of Grenada by the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank Law 1983, People’s Law No. 23 of 1983…”
“(At the risk of denigrating, and thus offending drunks) I must say that you argue like a drunk – a blindfolded and confused one at that – with meaningless babblings about my identity and diction, taking over of people’s property, a clumsy attempt to drag other people into the equation, and a litany of non-issues….”
“Over the past 8 years of CapBank’s massive growth, a handful of disgruntled discounts here in Grenada, have interchangeably been exhumed to rehash, and peddle the same old, tired allegations which Dwight Venner ladled out and quickly abandoned when he was brought to court by Capital Bank….”
“Whether YOU like it or not, Mike, Sir Dwight IS the Governor of the Central Bank, to whose clearing facility Cap Bank is seeking admittance. You can rant and rave all you want – that does not change the price of salt fish!! In keeping with your role as a high-flying executive in the corporate world of banking (?), it would be more tactful and intelligent to demonstrate a little respect…”
“On behalf of the Capital Bank International Group, we extend an invitation to your organization to invest in the share equity of Native Hut Limited. Capital Bank has been given a mandate to raise the desired capital for expansion. Native Hut Limited is the developer/operator of the South City Plaza showcasing Grenada’s newest hotel and duty free shopping mall…..”
“The homegrown hank… with a global attitude; an investment opportunity for the prudent investor…”
“From your verbal excretion, portions of which appeared on page 7 of the Grenada Today newspaper, July 7, 2006, I gathered: (1) That the governor of the ECCB, from his lofty perch in ST. KITTS, with scant regard for due process, commanded the government of Grenada to revoke the license of a duly licensed bank, (and send ALL the poor GRENADIAN WORKERS HOME)……….”
“…… I thank you for making this letter public knowledge. This letter certainly lends support to my speculation that, perhaps, you are wielding undue political influence. Indeed the publishing of this letter suggests, Sir, that tail is wagging dog!! That letter is truly, truly amazing.”
