$1,500 ADMINISTRATIVE FINE PAID: Prosecution Formally Withdraws Charge Against Clean Cayman Ltd

By Alric Lindsay

A corporate prosecution targeting a local sanitation firm has been completely dropped after the entity successfully paid an administrative fine.

The Department of Public Prosecutions formally called the case of Clean Cayman Ltd (trading as Clean Cayman Janitorial and Sanitizing Services) before Chief Magistrate Hernandez. The firm had been facing regulatory charges regarding the unlawful withholding of information.

Compliance Achieved Prior to Court

DPP Ferguson provided a major update to the bench, revealing that the background matter had previously been brought before the court during an intensive session on October 20. Following that appearance, company representative Jason Bristol took immediate action to remediate the corporate profile.

The Crown confirmed that Clean Cayman Ltd successfully settled its accounts by paying a full $1,500 administrative fine. Because the financial penalty was completely satisfied prior to the October 20th scheduled docket call, the DPP confirmed the state’s intent to withdraw the charge.

Formal Dismissal Ordered

Chief Magistrate Hernandez accepted the prosecution’s position, and ordered the case against Clean Cayman Ltd formally dismissed.