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Firm controlled by attorney Glenn Godfrey sues Belize Government for $10 m over 'rental' of telecom equipment

February 17, 2012 by David Marchant

HIGHLIGHTS

  • GDG Acquisitions claims it is owed $10.3 million for rental of telecommunications equipment
  • GDG Acquisitions claims to have acquired rental rights from International Telecommunications Limited on February 6, 2012
  • GDG Acquisitions was formed in Florida by Glenn Godfrey just 15 days earlier
Newly-formed Florida corporation GDG Acquisitions LLC - which is controlled by Belizean attorney Glenn Godfrey - is suing the Belize Government for $10 million in damages in a dispute over telecommunications equipment.

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