Man charged for fraud takes government to court over unpaid vehicle sale
A former car sales representative at Hadeed Motors, has taken legal action against the Government of Antigua and Barbuda, claiming that he is still owed money for two vehicles he sold to the state several years ago.
The man, identified as Dylan Simon, alleges that despite repeated attempts to collect payment, government officials have failed to settle the outstanding balance, prompting him to file a lawsuit seeking compensation.
According to information obtained, the vehicles; a Nissan X-Trail and a pickup truck; were sold while Simon was employed at Hadeed Motors sector. The combined value of the two vehicles is said to be approximately $135,000.
Simon reportedly made multiple visits to the Treasury Department in an effort to receive payment but was continually told to return on different occasions, with no resolution. After months of waiting, he decided to pursue legal recourse.
The case, which was officially filed in November 2022, has faced several delays but is now scheduled to come before a High Court judge today.
Simon who was charged in relation to an incident of fraud at Hadeed Motors is being represented by attorney-at-law Warren Cassell.

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