Tourism September 4, 2019 - 6:05 pm

Dominican Rep. wins lawsuit over national park in highlands

Baiguate

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican State emerged victorious in international arbitration as a result of the lawsuit filed by Michael and Lisa Ballantine.

The lawsuit was filed on the basis of Chapter 10 on Investment of the Dominican Republic-Central America-United States Free Trade Agreement (DR-CAFTA), in particular the provision on National Treatment, Most Favored Nation Treatment, Minimum Level of Treatment and Expropriation.

The Ballantines had sued the State for US$41.5 million over the property “Jamaca de Dios,” alleging violations of DR-CAFTA for not allowing him to expand his housing and recreational project in the protected area of Baiguate National Park.

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