Antigua Sun: "Retired Chief Immigration Officer Lt. Colonel Clyde Walker has instructed his attorneys to file a contempt of court order against the government of Antigua and Barbuda.
Walker is seeking to recoup payment of approximately $500,000 as part of a retirement settlement granted him by the Eastern Caribbean Court of Appeal over ten years ago.
Walker told the Antigua Sun that when he left the Antigua and Barbuda Defence Force (ABDF) in 1991, he never received his full pension entitlement and other gratuities.
The retired chief immigration officer said he is sinking deeply into debt and is now forced to take action."
Walker is seeking to recoup payment of approximately $500,000 as part of a retirement settlement granted him by the Eastern Caribbean Court of Appeal over ten years ago.
Walker told the Antigua Sun that when he left the Antigua and Barbuda Defence Force (ABDF) in 1991, he never received his full pension entitlement and other gratuities.
The retired chief immigration officer said he is sinking deeply into debt and is now forced to take action."
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